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Could I safely use loc_cnt=1 to get uniquely mapped SNPs on the “reference” genome?

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Could I safely use loc_cnt=1 to get uniquely mapped SNPs on the “reference” genome?

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No. Use “SNPMapInfo.weight =1 AND SNPMapInfo.ref_cnt > 0” to count SNPs that align at one physical position and also align on the reference genome.

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