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Hi,
I am going to carry out the variant calling using two hundreds accessions with low sequenging depth (majority of them around 2-5 x), but for each species, there are around 8 accessions with high sequencing depth (from 10-30 x). Meantime, all of these accessions also have complex ploidy level, ranging from diploid to hexaploid. Given the low sequencing depth, I wanna conduct the population-level variant calling, but I have no idea how I should deal with the following issues.
First, of these accessions, there are around 30 accessions with unkown ploidy level.
Second, how should I set the ploidy-level in the same run? Or, currently, it is impossible for me to conduct the population-level variant calling using all of these samples at once.
Thanks.
Sincerely.
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Hi,
I am going to carry out the variant calling using two hundreds accessions with low sequenging depth (majority of them around 2-5 x), but for each species, there are around 8 accessions with high sequencing depth (from 10-30 x). Meantime, all of these accessions also have complex ploidy level, ranging from diploid to hexaploid. Given the low sequencing depth, I wanna conduct the population-level variant calling, but I have no idea how I should deal with the following issues.
First, of these accessions, there are around 30 accessions with unkown ploidy level.
Second, how should I set the ploidy-level in the same run? Or, currently, it is impossible for me to conduct the population-level variant calling using all of these samples at once.
Thanks.
Sincerely.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: