ArticleFrontiers in genetics2020
Evaluation of the Minimum Sampling Design for Population Genomic and Microsatellite Studies: An Analysis Based on Wild Maize.
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Abstract
Massive parallel sequencing (MPS) is revolutionizing the field of molecular ecology by allowing us to understand better the evolutionary history of populations and species, and to detect genomic regions that could be under selection. However, the economic and computational resources needed generate a tradeoff between the amount of loci that can be obtained and the number of populations or individuals that can be sequenced. In this work, we analyzed and compared two simulated genomic datasets fitting a hierarchical structure, two extensive empirical genomic datasets, and a dataset comprising microsatellite information. For all datasets, we generated different subsampling designs by changing the number of loci, individuals, populations, and individuals per population to test for deviations in classic population genetics parameters (
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