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    BisSNP

    Bisulfite-seq/NOMe-seq SNPs & cytosine methylation caller

    ...It uses bayesian inference with either manually specified or automatically estimated methylation probabilities of different cytosine context(not only CpG, CHH, CHG in Bisulfite-seq, but also GCH et.al. in other bisulfite treated sequencing) to determine genotypes and methylation levels simultaneously. It works for both of single-end and paired-end reads.Specificity and sensitivity has been validate by Illumina IM SNP array. In default threshold 30X data (Phred scale score > 20), it could detect 92.21% heterozygous SNPs with 0.14% false positive rate Cytosine calling is not only based on reference context, so it could detect non-reference cytosine context. Google group for help: http://goo.gl/zL7Nj
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    A perl script that converts Illumina qseq files into Phred fastq files for use in Maq. Originally written by Tyler Bachman from UC Riverside, adapted by Eugene Goltsman. Freely available under the terms of GNU GPLv3.
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