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## Hidden Markov Model configuration
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Observations. The allele specific counts across the informative SNP markers for
each chromosome in each sperm cell.
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States. Sperm cells have haploid genomes. There are two possible hidden states (haplotypes)
corresponding to a REF or ALT segment in the haploid genome. At each SNP site $i$,
there are two hidden states: $s_{i}= 0$ corresponds to ALT segment while $s_i=1$
corresponds to REF segment.
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Emission probabilities. Two binomial distributions were used for modelling the
emission probabilities for sperm cells at each SNP marker. For each site $s_i$
$$ c = c_r + c_a ~,$$
$$c_a |_{s = 0}
\s
im Bin(c,
\t
heta_{ALT} ) ~,$$
$$c_a |_{s = 1}
\s
im Bin(c,
\t
heta_{REF} ) ~.$$
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Transition Probabilities}. A distance-dependent transition probability
[
[1]
](
#1
)
was applied, which corresponded to an average of
`--cmPmb`
cM (centiMorgan) per 1Mb
(1 million base pairs):
$$p_{ij} = 1-e^{(-d_{ij}
\m
athbf{x}0.5
\m
athbf{x}10^{-8})} ~,$$
where $p_{ij}$ is the transition probability of transitioning to a different
state at SNP $j$ from SNP $i$, and $d_{ij}$ denotes the physical base-pair
distances between SNP $i$ and SNP $j$.
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Initial probabilities. The initial probabilities for the two hidden states
were set to be both 0.5 since they were equally likely to happen.
## Inputs
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Bam, sorted and index bam file which contains DNA reads of single sperm cells with CB tag, eg. from single-cell alignment pipeline (cellranger)
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Bam, sorted and index bam file which contains DNA reads of single sperm cells
with
`CB`
tag, eg. from single-cell preprocessing pipeline (cellranger)
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VCF, variant call file that contains the list of informative SNPs
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barcodeFile, the list of cell barcodes of the sperm cells
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Then,
`sscocaller`
can be installed using
`nimble`
`nimble install https://gitlab.svi.edu.au/biocellgen-public/sscocaller.git`
The built binary in $HOME/.nimble/bin/sscocaller
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## Downstream analysis in R
The output files from
`sscocaller`
can be directly parsed into R for construction of individual genetic maps using
the R package
`comapr`
available from [TBD].
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the R package
`comapr`
available from [TBD].
## References
<a
id=
"1"
>
[1]
</a>
Hinch, AG. (2019).
Factors influencing meiotic recombination revealed by
whole-genome sequencing of single sperm
Science, 363(6433)
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