Population Genetics Analysis

Population Genetics Analysis

Insthoviricetes

Phylogenetic Tree
DNA Polymorphism
1. Total Number of Mutations, Eta: Refers to the total count of mutations observed across a set of DNA sequences, providing a measure of genetic variability within a population.
2. Number of Haplotypes, h: The count of distinct haplotypes (a collection of specific genes or DNA sequences in an individual) detected in a sample, indicating genetic structure and diversity.
3. Haplotype Diversity, Hd: A measure of the variation of haplotype frequencies within a population, with values closer to 1 indicating higher diversity.
4. Nucleotide Diversity, Pi: An estimate of the average number of nucleotide differences per site between two sequences, higher values suggest greater genetic diversity.
5. Theta (per site) from Eta: An estimate based on the total number of mutations, used to measure the level of genetic variation per nucleotide site in a population.
6. Average Number of Nucleotide Differences, k: The average number of nucleotide differences observed between pairs of sequences, reflecting the average genetic distance within a population.
Gene Flow
1. Number of Segregating Sites, S: The total count of variable positions in a set of DNA sequences where at least one sequence differs from the others. It is an indicator of genetic variation within a population.
2. Number of Haplotypes, h: The count of unique haplotypes identified within a sample, which are specific combinations of DNA sequences. It is an indicator of genetic diversity within a population.
3. Haplotype Diversity, Hd: A measure of the diversity in the distribution of haplotype frequencies within a population, varying from 0 to 1, with values closer to 1 indicating higher haplotype diversity.
4. Average Number of Differences, K: The average number of nucleotide differences observed between every pair of sequences in a set, which can be used to estimate genetic distance within a population.
5. Nucleotide Diversity, Pi: A measure of the average base diversity or differences at each position in a set of DNA sequences. Higher Pi values indicate greater genetic diversity.
6. Nucleotide Diversity with JC, PiJC: Nucleotide diversity adjusted using the Jukes-Cantor (JC) model, which accounts for potentially unrecognized multiple substitutions at the same site, providing a more accurate estimate of genetic diversity.
Genetic Differentiation
"Others" refers to all other genera within Insthoviricetes, excluding Alphainfluenzavirus, Betainfluenzavirus, Gammainfluenzavirus, and Deltainfluenzavirus.