I need a software that calculates bias-corrected Nei’s genetic distance (Nei 1978) matrices and perform a Ward’s cluster analysis on the data together with bootstraps.
thank you for your reply, but clustering with R combined with pvclust (performing bootstrapping) needs to use the raw data (not the genetic distance matrix), and it is not possible -as far as I know- to calculate genetic distances (you can only calculate classical indices such as Euclidian distances). I can easily find softwares calculating genetic distances and perform after that a cluster analysis on the distance matrix with classical statistical softwares. But to include bootstrapping on the clustering everything must be perform together using the raw data. So I search for a software "all in one".
thank you very much for the suggestions of the softwares.
Unfortunately only uncorrected nei's genetic distances are calculated with these softwares, not the unbiased one (Nei 1978). The sample size varies a lot among the studied populations, so it is better to use the unbiased distance. But thanks! at least this gives some perspective!
Have you had a look at GenAlEx? As far as I am aware if calculates Nei's unbiased genetic distance matrix (see page 29 of the reference manual available here: http://biology-assets.anu.edu.au/GenAlEx/Download_files/GenAlEx%206.5b1%20Guide.pdf).