The variant sites were graded into I-III according to the number of mutations in high-quality sequences and the density distribution of mutations (population frequency of class I is greater than 0.05, which indicates it is more credible; class II variant sites fall in high-density areas; population frequency of class III is less than 0.05, indicating its low reliability). Specific definitions are detailed in the table below.
Population Frequency | High-density Mutated Region | Quality Grading |
---|---|---|
>=0.05 | NO | I |
>=0.05 | Yes(caused by multiple samples) | I |
>=0.05 | Yes(caused by single sample) | II |
0.01~0.05 | NO | II |
0.01~0.05 | Yes(caused by multiple samples) | II |
0.01~0.05 | Yes(caused by single sample) | III |
<0.01 | III |