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lamarc [2007/12/13 17:07] heidilamarc [2008/07/22 13:31] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   * Microsatellites   * Microsatellites
   * electrophoretic data   * electrophoretic data
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         * Upper- and lowercase nucleotide symbols are treated equivalently         * Upper- and lowercase nucleotide symbols are treated equivalently
         * Deletions should be coded as unknown and will be treated as unknown         * Deletions should be coded as unknown and will be treated as unknown
 +        * Microsatellite data are coded as the number of repeats, with "?" standing for unknown data. Successive microsatellites within the same region are separated by blank spaces.
  
-**example** (minimal DNA data block describing a single region, a single segment, a single population, and two individuals with a single haplotype each. Note that while the two blocks of data are differently formatted, they contain the same number of bases; this is required since all blocks corresponding to a single segment must contain the same number of markers. If your sequences for a given segment are of different lengths, they must be padded out with unknown-nucleotide codes) +**examples:**  
-<code> +  * minimal DNA data block describing a single region, a single segment, a single population, and two individuals with a single haplotype each. Note that while the two blocks of data are differently formatted, they contain the same number of bases; this is required since all blocks corresponding to a single segment<code xml
-<data xml>+<data>
   <region name="Alcohol dehydrogenase">   <region name="Alcohol dehydrogenase">
     <population name="Seattle">     <population name="Seattle">
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 </data> </data>
 </code> </code>
 +  * a microsatellite data block which also illustrates the use of multiple samples per individual. In this example, "Mary" is a heterozygote for the second microsatellite and a homozygote for the other five: <code xml>
 +<data>
 +  <region name="Alcohol dehydrogenase">
 +    <population name="Seattle">
 +      <individual name="Mary">
 +        <sample>
 +          <datablock type="Microsat">
 +              7 8 14 7 9 21
 +          </datablock>
 +        </sample>
 +        <sample>
 +          <datablock type="Microsat">
 +              7 9 14 7 9 21
 +          </datablock>
 +        </sample>
 +      </individual>
 +      <individual name="Jon">
 +        <sample>
 +          <datablock type="Microsat">
 +              7 9 14 7 10 23
 +          </datablock>
 +        </sample>
 +        <sample>
 +          <datablock type="Microsat">
 +              8 9 13 7 ? 23
 +          </datablock>
 +        </sample>
 +      </individual>
 +    </population>
 +  </region>
 +</data>
 +</code>
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