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  • mstagliamonte
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    • Feb 2013
    • 33

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    Apicomplexa (Plasmodium spp.) SNP analysis - ploidy

    Dear All,

    I am learning SNP analysis to be carried out on Plasmodium parasites. These parasites have a diploid state in the mosquito, but are then haploid in the human host. This makes me think I should use diploid settings when analysing samples from human blood (as I should still have both alleles that were in the mosquito). Also, there may be multiclonal infections in the human host --> more than one variant could be in the blood.
    I read a few articles on Plasmodium SNP analysis, but I am not sure which settings were used.

    Has anyone of you already worked with similar organims? Can I ask for a free advice?

    Thanks for your help and attention
    Max
  • Embunnik
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 3

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    Hi Max,

    I have never done SNP analysis in Plasmodium myself, but I know that Micah Manary at UCSD (Winzeler lab) has been working on this. I'm sure he'll be willing to help you out.

    Evelien

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    • mstagliamonte
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      • Feb 2013
      • 33

      #3
      Hey,

      Thanks for your suggestion.

      Regards,
      Max

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