Looking at fixed SNPs - other ponds
OK. Following up on the previous post regarding the distribution of SNPs that are fixed between super clones A and B. Now I am going to look in other ponds not in the original post. First, for what it is worth, I will look at the other ponds near D8, Doily (not pooled), D Ramps, and D Cat. For each of these three I only have sequences from five individuals, so the sample size is not high. Here is what I get.
D Oily April 2017 Hom Ref A (artificial pool)
D Oily April 2017 Hom Ref B (artificial pool)
This looks pretty similar to what we see in the pooled D Oily sample taken in May, which is comforting.
D Oily May 2017 Hom Ref A
D Oily 2017 May Hom Ref B
Now looking at D Ramps and D Cat. These look more multi-modal. Perhaps a bit more like D8?
D Ramps 2017 April Hom Ref A
D Ramps 2017 April Hom Ref B
D Cat 2017 April Hom Ref A
D Cat 2017 April Hom Ref B
Out of curiosity I also looked at average heterozygosity for each of the 5 D Oily, D Ramps, and D Cat clones. They are all pretty heterozygous, especially Oily and Ramps.
D Oily 2017 April
D Ramps 2017 April
D Cat 2017 April
Now looking at D10. First in 2012. Clearly multimodal.
D10 April 2012 Hom Ref A
D10 April 2012 Hom Ref B
Then in 2016. Overall pretty similar shapes as seen in 2012.
D10 2016 April Hom Ref A (artificial pool)
D10 2016 April Hom Ref B (artificial pool)
I also looked at heterozygosity in D10 2016. Lower heterozygosity than in D Bunk 2017 or in D8 2016.
I then started looking at ponds that are even farther away. Here are B1 and Bag. There does not appear to be any multimodality. I looked at all the ponds. And while there was some variation in the frequency of reads between 0 and 1, they all essentially looked like the graphs for B1 and Bag, where there are strong peaks and 0 and 1, and just an even smear in-between (no multi-modality).
B1 2012 April Hom Ref A
B1 2012 April Hom Ref B
B1 2012 April Hom Ref A
Bag 2012 April Hom Ref B
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