Population genetics and genomics in R
Table of contents
Part I
Introduction
Getting ready to use R
Part II
Data preparation
First steps
Population strata and clone correction
Locus-based statistics and missing data
Genotypic evenness, richness, and diversity
Linkage disequilibrium
Population structure
Minimum Spanning Networks
AMOVA
Discriminant analysis of principal components (DAPC)
Part III
Population genomics and HTS
Reading VCF data
Analysis of genomic data
Analysis of GBS data
Clustering plot
Workshops
ICPP
Preparation
Introduction
VCF data
Quality control
Analysis of GBS data
Analysis of genome data
APS Southern Division
Preparation
Introduction
VCF data
Quality control
Analysis of GBS data
About
Authors
Appendices
Introduction to R
Data sets
Function glossary
Background_functions
Source Code
Table of contents
Part I:
Introduction
Getting ready to use R
Part II: Using traditional markers for population genetic analysis
First analysis
Population strata and clone correction
Locus-based statistics and missing data
Genotypic evenness, richness, and diversity
Linkage disequilibrium
Population structure
Minimum Spanning Networks
AMOVA
Discriminant analysis of principal components (DAPC)
Part III: Using genomic data in population genetics
Population genomics based on high throughut sequencing (HTS)
Reading VCF data
Quality control
Analysis of genomic data
Analysis of GBS data
About
About the authors
Appendices
Data sets
Function glossary
Source code for this primer
Introduction to R