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. 2016 Nov 8;205(1):385–395. doi: 10.1534/genetics.116.192963

Table 1. Phasing statistics from fosmid pool sequencing.

Population Sample Number of clones after filter Number of blocks N50 (kbp) MEC value Number of SNPs to be phased Phased SNPs within blocks (%) Number of blocks assigned parental allele SNPs assigned parental allele (%) Switch error count Switch error corrected Switch error rate (%)
YRI NA19240 521,783 16,334 347 37,143 2,588,454 92.94 15,171 92.74 586 421 0.091
GWD HG02799 1,141,020 5,236 1416 82,387 2,780,269 99.00 3,041 98.38 327 146 0.163
ESN HG03108 1,058,027 5,416 1294 77,499 2,756,725 99.07 3,323 98.45 258 115 0.127
MKK NA21302 892,863 6,097 1416 175,935 2,736,727 98.60 3,751 97.96 336 265 0.098
MSL HG03428a 1,424,234 4,390 1849 167,294 2,775,099 99.30 3,549 97.90
GIH NA20847a 571,419 16,838 385 44,870 1,680,704 93.37 13,319 90.98
San HGDP01029a 358,759 17,695 228 27,712 2,623,001 87.10 16,516 89.15
Mbuti HGDP00456a 381,075 18,465 242 28,629 2,517,569 78.70 17,385 81.72

We resolved haplotypes using fosmid pool sequencing. MEC is the number of entries to correct when resolving haplotypes. Switch errors are counted as the number of switches required to obtain the same haplotype phase when comparing inferred haplotype phase with true haplotype phase. Switch error rate is switch error normalized by number of variants for comparison.

a

Indicates samples that have had Prism applied to link adjacent blocks together.