Figure 15
From: Reconciliation and local gene tree rearrangement can be of mutual profit
Impact of MowgliNNI on transfer rate inferred on a real dataset of “non-universal families”. Comparison of Mowgli, MowgliNNI and Prunier [29] on the basis of their transfer rate per million year per gene family, for prokaryotic phyla having mono-copy non-universal families (i.e. families having at most one copy of the gene for the genomes of a considered phylum, and covering at least 7 genomes of this phylum). No mono-copy non-universal families was found for the Chlamydiae and Spirochaetes phyla.