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Evolutionary Bioinformatics

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PhyLIS: A Simple GNU/Linux Distribution for Phylogenetics and Phyloinformatics

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Publication Date: 30 Jul 2009

Type: Short Report

Journal: Evolutionary Bioinformatics

Citation: Evolutionary Bioinformatics 2009:5 91-95

Abstract

PhyLIS is a free GNU/Linux distribution that is designed to provide a simple, standardized platform for phylogenetic and phyloinformatic analysis. The operating system incorporates most commonly used phylogenetic software, which has been pre-compiled and pre-configured, allowing for straightforward application of phylogenetic methods and development of phyloinformatic pipelines in a stable Linux environment. The software is distributed as a live CD and can be installed directly or run from the CD without making changes to the computer. PhyLIS is available for free at http://www.eve.ucdavis.edu/rcthomson/phylis/.


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