🌲🧬Announcing the release of https://t.co/ATqYFdR5dC 2.0, and a new preprint!
The pandemic has seen an unprecented scale of sequencing. 11 million SARS-CoV-2 genomes are now available! Taxonium is the first tool to let you explore trees of this size. 🧵https://t.co/39CVDq4fHZ
@TheMenacheryLab@hannah_kubinski 2/n As Delta was emerging, we saw that most of the viral sequencing surveillance showed that a cysteine had been introduced into the nucleocapsid protein, at residue 215 (great work from the Schuck group showed this was advantageous in the absence of other mutations in N or S)
For example, the extraordinary PANGEA Consortium's HIV trees (https://t.co/1dIek3dWzo) – that w/ >15,000 genomes that can be CPU-intensive in Auspice – now can load from Charon in Taxonium:
POL - https://t.co/nDaPZ90HcR
GAG - https://t.co/e5ZN5S8ZPa
ENV - https://t.co/euNkfmrNHa
Taxonium update: We have added a "proxy" feature to the Taxonium web app, which makes it easier to use URLs as input (it removes CORS restrictions).
This should make loading trees from URLs more reliable, and allows direct loading of public trees hosted with @Nextstrain Charon.
Trying out TAXONIUM, a new tool for visualizing phylogenetic trees from @theosanderson at https://t.co/5tX0ONazXq
Testing it here to upload and visualize my own tree of 6264 HPVs.
Quick and smooth, easy to search, no glitches when zooming. I'll being using this from now on.
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🎺 Delighted that the paper describing Taxonium is now out in @eLife. It describes the challenges that the influx of millions of SARS-CoV-2 genomes posed, and how https://t.co/ATqYFdRD3a allows you to explore the connections between them.
https://t.co/5qg93iCIXd
And inevitably I found a bug after posting - if you downloaded please upgrade to the latest release or you might have issues loading bigger trees. https://t.co/aM56Ac0MIi Nicer auto-updating on the todo-list.
I'm excited to announce the launch of the @Taxonium_ desktop app. For the smoothest way to explore large custom JSONL trees, give it a try.
Instructions at https://t.co/3xzINn4aQo
To improve this, we built a new taxoniumtools component, newick_to_taxonium, which allows you to build a Taxonium JSONL from a Newick tree.
Although Taxonium can load raw newick trees and metadata in the browser, pre-calculated JSONLs load faster. https://t.co/dTD0dZbvGe
Spent an evening hacking together a new way of visually exploring the tree of life with NCBI Taxonomy, Wikipedia, and @Taxonium_
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https://t.co/dWKfwaaum9
Whereas the "PANGO lineage" field on Cov2Tree used to be the lineage as calculated using PangoLearn, we are now instead using the monophyletic lineage annotated in the UShER tree. This reflects in part that an UShER-based method is now default in Pangolin. It looks nicer too!
You can learn more about this project and other works completed at our Beyond Phylogenies codeathon here: https://t.co/b4iozaNxpx
👏 Thanks for sharing and for your hard work at the event! #OpenScience
We've tweaked the Nextstrain JSON support so you can now open Nextstrain JSON files from hgPhyloplace (https://t.co/aQr603VV3Y) in Taxonium https://t.co/8XCICdne1e