Allowing for non-binomial sampling of alleles in sequencing-based genotypes
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posted on 2024-01-15, 20:08 authored by Ken DoddsKen Dodds, Alan McCulloch, Rudiger BrauningRudiger Brauning, Tracey Van StijnTracey Van Stijn, Michael Bates, Shannon ClarkeShannon ClarkeOutline
- Analysis of Genotyping By Sequencing (GBS) data
- How can we detect insufficient deduplication without “gold-standard” inbreeding estimates?
- Can we make adjustments later in the analysis process (without flowcell position information)?
Conclusions
- Deduplication is a useful tool with patterned flowcells
- But parameter settings unclear
- Using non-binomial allele sampling models can correct remaining examp duplication effects
- Suitable training sets needed to parametrize models
- Assaying libraries across 2 lanes of a flowcell provides suitable data
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2023-07-14Project number
- 49050
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- English
Does this contain Māori information or data?
- No
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AgResearch LtdConference name
2023 Symposium in Statistical and Quantitative GeneticsConference location
Seattle, WashingtonConference start date
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