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I am planning a ddRADseq experiment with non-model plants (this means, no reference genome available), and I am wondering how...
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Calculate number of reads per sample for ddRADseq
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Calculate number of reads per sample for ddRADseq
Hi everyone,
I am planning a ddRADseq experiment with non-model plants (this means, no reference genome available), and I am wondering how...
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Comparing loci across catalogs
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Context: I'm using the Stacks (v2.59) ref_map.pl command to analyze garden and wild samples of my species, and have aligned my...
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Introductions: NGS and RADseq Analysis
Hello all! Firstly, thanks to the developers, administrators, and participants of SeqAnswers for providing insight to questions and keeping this site...
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mapping hundreds of RADseq fastqs to ref genome.
I would like to map hundreds of fastq.gz single-end RADseq files to a single reference genome.
But, bwa mem is making a map file (.sam)...
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PCR-free ddRADseq?
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I'm helping out on a RAD-seq project and we're exploring different options to assess population structure for several hundred...
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Spitballin': PCR-free ddRADseq?
Hi all.
I'm helping out on a RAD-seq project and we're exploring different options to assess population structure for several hundred...
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Optimizing a ddRADSeq study with a large genome
I am designing a study to investigate the population genetic structure of an endangered species. We've decided to go the ddRADSeq route, and I have a...
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ddRADSeq Libraries
We seem to be having some difficulties creating reproducible ddRADSeq libraries.
We are noticing that after running the first of the processing...
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Questions about RADseq oligo
I will be genotpying ~500 samples using the original RADseq protocol, and I have a couple of questions.
First, is desalting a sufficient...
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Shearing digested DNA for RADseq
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I am making libraries for RADseq. I am trying out the Covaris ME220 for shearing the digested DNA. The shearing seems to be highly...