Pfsa: Calculate the proportion of different classes of fusions as a...

In coleoguy/evobir: Evolutionary Biology in R

Calculate the proportion of different classes of fusions as a fraction of all fusions

Description

Thes three functions, Pfsa, Pfaa, and Pfss use sex chromosome systems and diploid autosome number to calculate the proportion of all fusions that are expected to be sex chromosome autosome fusions (Pfsa), autosome autosome fusions (Pfaa), and sex chromosome sex chromosome fusions (Pfss).

Usage

Pfsa(Da, scs, mud)
Pfaa(Da, scs, mud)
Pfss(Da, scs, mud)

Arguments

Da	the diploid autosome count
scs	a text string describing the sex chromosome system for instance: "XO", "XXO", "XY", "ZO"", or "ZWW"
mud	the proportion of fusions that originate in females.

Details

This approach assumes that all chromosomes have equal probability of being involved in a fusion and that X and Y (or Z and W) chromosomes are not able to fuse. It will provide accurate results for any sex chromosome system that has any number of one sex chromosomes and either zero or one of the other. For instance it will work for XO, XY, XXY, XYYYY, but not for XXYY. It is applicable to both male and female heterogameic systems.

Value

Returns a numeric vector of length 1 which contains the proportion of fusions expected to be of the specified type.

Author(s)

Nathan Anderson and Heath Blackmon

References

http://coleoguy.github.io/

Examples

Pfsa(Da = 26, scs = "XY", mud=0.4)

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