Closed mstagliamonte closed 5 years ago
Hi Max, thanks for using RClone ! I'm not really sure to understand your question ... is it related to genetic distance ?
Hi, DBailleul,
I was trying to use RClone with SNP data, i.e. genotypes would have nucleotides rather then repeat lengths (e.g. A/A, G/C, etc...). I was wondering how to format my input. Can I just use characters? Something like this: Two samples, two loci: Sample1: (A/A, C/G) Sample2: (A/T, G/G) would become:
Locus 1_1 Locus1_2 Locus2_1 Locus2_2
Sample1 A A C G
Sample2 A T G G
Is that correct? Or is RClone better suited to analyze microsatellite data only?
Thank you for your kind attention, Max
Theorically, you should be able to use letters (A/T/C/G) instead of numbers (101/000) with RClone. But just to be sure, I would advise to change A = 101, T = 102, C = 103 and G = 104 "just in case".
RClone is suitable to handle SNP data. The only problem is that I've never finished to implement missing data as true missing data (ie not another allele as "000" would be considered now). You know how postdoc are ... but I hope I will be able one day.
Yeah, I know ;-)
Thank you for your help, and good luck. Max
Hi, Thank you for RClone!
I was reading the manual, and I would like some more detail regarding the input formatting in case of SNP data. is it the same as microsatellite, just replacing the repeat number with the nucleotide allele?
Kind Regards, Max