juannajuann Posted July 31, 2013 Share Posted July 31, 2013 Hi, I have isolated 9 soil bacteria and sent for sequencing. I had identified them using BLASTn. The results showed that 5 of them belong to genus Bacillus, 2 strains belong to genus Serratia , 1 strain is genus Pseudomonas and 1 strain belong to genus Escherichia. Now, I would like to construct phylogenetic tree. However, I not sure how to do it. So, can I just construct a phylogenetic tree that only consists 9 strains of my study bacteria samples? Or do I need to construct a phylogenetic tree that consists of my study isolated bacteria together with some related bacteria species?? Please help me to remove all my doubt... Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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