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The HiSeq Physical Map Viewer allows you to view the HiSeq physical map and to mark the sequencing reads. The HiSeq Physical Map Viewer also lets you track a specific locus through all of the sequencing steps, including Read Alignment, Variant Calling, and MultiSamplers, and allows you to compare differences among the read alignments for that locus. For more information, see the following help pages: For more information about the Alignment and Variation Analysis page: For more information about the MultiSamplers page: For more information about the Read Alignment page:
The maximum likely number of SNPs per position per sample after mapping the raw reads to the reference human genome (build hg19) is not obvious if the similar amount (usually 1 million or 2 million) of reads spanning are mapped over a genomic region of 1-2 megabases. Therefore, one million reads span per sample is used as the minimum number of mapped reads over the whole genome for variant calling, and the scaled number becomes the number of SNPs. The number of SNPs is usually reduced when different pairs of read splitting strategies are tested because the reads with longer insert in the paired-end library will be split less than those with shorter insert, and the paired-end read length is usually about 100 bp. As shown in the figure, with 1 million mapped reads spanning over the whole genome, a total of 1.5 million high-quality SNPs were called for each sample, and most of them were non-synonymous while a few were synonymous. Detailed numbers of SNPs and some of the most interesting SNPs (SNPs with greater than or equal to 10% MAF in our exome data set) were listed in the table below.
It is important to include the Reference Mask in the reference sequence, when using the reference Fixmate Read Pairs. Without a Reference Mask, the Alignment and Analysis tools stop after a few minutes, because they cannot determine the paired ends and the relative position of the pair in the reference. d2c66b5586