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Database_Mytilus

Database of Mytilus sp. genotyping data.

Mytilus_genotypes

  • ind: name of the individual.
  • pop: population of origin.
  • seq: in which sequencing or genotyping experiment the individual was genotyped.
  • then one marker per column: NG = not genotyped in the experiment; NA = missing data; format allele1/allele2.

Mytilus loci

  • number: numeric id of the SNP.
  • name: name of the SNP.
  • alt_name: multiple alternative names for the marker in case this was used in older experiments, separated by "/". Use grep style functions to search.
  • sequence: flanking sequence with SNP information, e.g. [A/T].
  • SNP: variants of the SNP, e.g. [A/T].
  • LGC_SNPNum: LGC company internal SNP id for KASParray genotyping. A SNP can have multiple ids, separated by "/".
  • LGC_AlleleX: LGC company Allele for X fluorescence.
  • LGC_AlleleY: LGC company Allele for Y fluorescence.
  • LGC_Sequence: LGC company internal sequence around the SNP.
  • contig: Contig name from Fraïsse et al. 2016 paper.
  • position: position on the contig.
  • ancestry_info: see Fraïsse et al. 2016, populations this SNP differentiate.
  • func: functional annotation from Fraïsse et al. 2016.
  • subfunc: fubfunctional annotation from Fraïsse et al. 2016.
  • gene: gene annotation from Fraïsse et al. 2016.
  • comment: additional comment.

Mytilus populations

  • pop: population name.
  • lat: latitude.
  • long: longitude.
  • locality: details on the locality of the population.
  • source: providers of the samples.
  • collection_date: collection date when available.
  • dna_extraction: DNA extraction method used.
  • seq: in which sequencing or genotyping experiment the population was present. Can be multiple experiments separated by "/".
  • num: number associated with population in the Beadxpress experiment.
  • old_num: old number of population in the Beadxpress experiment.
  • old_name: old name of population in the Beadxpress experiment.
  • notes: additional notes.
  • publication: in which publication this population was first used.

Fraïsse, C., Belkhir, K., Welch, J. J., & Bierne, N. (2016). Local interspecies introgression is the main cause of extreme levels of intraspecific differentiation in mussels. Molecular Ecology, 25(1), 269–286. https://doi.org/10.1111/mec.13299

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