Warning! This is a how-to video on how to construct phylogenetic trees using public domain online tools. The content is strictly scientific, and may be daunting to creationists or Discovery Institute Fellows. If you arent interested in phylogenetics, this may be a bit dry. Some of the websites featured in the video: European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) ClustalW2 /... National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) / NCBI Homologene Good luck making your own phylograms! Heres a list of genes that are highly conserved to get you started: Actin, beta Actin, alpha 18S rDNA GAPDH UBC1 catalase APRT HPRT RPOB NF-kappaB EGF and EGFR all the tyrosine kinases transducin www.matematiktesti.net
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