Additional file 1: Figure S9. of Improvement in detection of minor alleles in next generation sequencing by base quality recalibration

Shengyu Ni (3477647)
Mark Stoneking (47113)

Publication date

February 2016

DOI

10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3615734_d4.v1

Abstract

The distribution of the number of bases in each bin, which is defined as per phred score (typically ranging from 2 to 41) per group. Left, frequency distribution of the number of bases per bin. Right, the number of omitted bins (with <100 bases) plotted against base quality score, showing that bins are mostly omitted for very low or very high base quality scores. (PDF 13Â kb

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Additional file 1: Figure S9. of Improvement in detection of minor alleles in next generation sequencing by base quality recalibration

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Additional file 1: Figure S9. of Improvement in detection of minor alleles in next generation sequencing by base quality recalibration

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