File storage and running the programs Phylogenetic analyses can use a large amount of computing power and occupy a large amount of disk space, especially if bootstrapping is being carried out. Since Pie processes and stores the data at the HGMP-RC, the analysis has no impact on the user's local computing system. Viewing the results Once the analysis is complete, the user is contacted by e-mail. Most of the files generated by the phylogenetic programs should be available for inspection. The output from a typical phylogenetic analysis, with a phylogenetic tree at the top of the page and a table containing the names and description of the output files at the bottom.
Users can click on the names of the files to view their contents.
In addition, users are presented with a list of the choices they made when submitting the analysis. Registration required Like most of the services offered by the HGMP-RC, use of Pie requires that the user is registered. Registered users are sent a copy of the HGMP User Guide, an account name and a password. Programs and URLs.