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Answer: Post-imputation plot
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The anti-diagonal band does suggest some fraction of genotypes are strand-flipped - probably G/C or A/T variants.
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Please do not paste screenshots of plain text content, it is counterproductive. You can copy paste the content directly here (using the cod…
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Thank you! I need this for eukaryotic organism and known protein sequences, but I guess seqkit would work well!
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Paper referred to in question: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29195078/
> so I want to understand how you reduced the 12063 genes to 978…
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@kevin May I know whether your comments and edits were mainly based on the fact that "Previously, [crazy] people had been using the origina…
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> Can you clarify what you mean by "100% of reads pass cutadapt, even
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If you have independent information available (e.g. genotype data for both individuals) then you *may* be able to assign reads based on the…
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You didn't mention what kind of organism you are working with and what kind of protein you are looking for?
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Thank you Gordon for your expertise. One question that I have now that I have a list of DE genes is how to interpret logFC of this continuo…
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Yes I plan to use QIIME2, but I'm Cutadapting outside QIIME so its easier to MultiQC without importing/unzipping QZAs (and QIIME2 importing…
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> 3' adapters were removed aprox. 90 times each one, so there sohuld not be read-through at all here
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Following your advice, I checked the primer and adapters sequences and edited the question accordingly
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