Overview
This myBaits panel (formerly named CompCOS) is broadly applicable for phylogenetic research across Compositae and members of its sister family Calyceraceae (Mandel et al. 2017). Probes were designed from 1061 loci, each with 2 to 3 representative sequences from across the Daisy Family to maximize taxonomic breadth of the design (Mandel et al. 2014). This comprehensive baitset is available in stock for immediate shipment.
Designed by experts–Predesigned gene panel selected by plant geneticists.
Proven results–Demonstrated utility across broad taxonomic range.
Cost-effective–Use one bait set across multiple distantly -related taxa.
Complete solution–Easy- to- use kit includes buffers and baits with straightforward protocol.
Want data even faster? Our expert myReads NGS services can process your samples with the Compositae-1061 probe set to move your research project forward.
myBaits kits are for research use only and are not validated for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.
Performance
This set of 9,678 120mer probes was first described in: Mandel et al. (2014) and targets 1,061 conserved orthologous set (COS) loci in the Compositae/Asteraceae plant family. These ~10K probes are known to enrich >700 loci across a wide range of Compositae species as well as taxa from closely-related families. Download the bait list here.
Heat map of locus recovery efficiency in a variety of taxa with the Compositae-1061 probeset
Rows are samples and columns are genes. Colors indicate the percentage of the targeted locus length.
Hyb-Seq Compositae Tree of Life
Bayesian, concatenated species tree.
myBaits kits are for research use only and are not validated for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.
Resources
myBaits kits are for research use only and are not validated for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.
Publications
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences | July 9, 2019
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution | November 1, 2018
Journal of Systematics and Evolution | July 1, 2017
The Compositae Tree of Life in the age of phylogenomics: The Compositae tree of life
Journal of Systematics and Evolution | September 1, 2015
Using phylogenomics to resolve mega-families: An example from Compositae
Applications in Plant Sciences | February 1, 2014
myBaits kits are for research use only and are not validated for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.
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