Hey all,
Quick question. When, for example, it's stated that for human exomes a Ti/Tv ratio of around 3.0 is expected, does that refer to the number of transitions divided by the number of transversions, or the number of transitions multiplied by 2 divided by the number of transversions (ie, absolute counts or rates)? I've been googling around and I think it's rates but I want to be absolutely sure that the commonly reported expected ratios refer to rates as well. Thanks for any help.
Quick question. When, for example, it's stated that for human exomes a Ti/Tv ratio of around 3.0 is expected, does that refer to the number of transitions divided by the number of transversions, or the number of transitions multiplied by 2 divided by the number of transversions (ie, absolute counts or rates)? I've been googling around and I think it's rates but I want to be absolutely sure that the commonly reported expected ratios refer to rates as well. Thanks for any help.
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