Level 0 function that returns simulated honeybee genomes
simulateHoneyBeeGenomes(
nMelN = 0L,
nMelS = 0L,
nCar = 0L,
nLig = 0L,
Ne = 170000L,
ploidy = 2L,
nChr = 16L,
nSegSites = 100L,
nBp = 225200000/16,
genLen = 3.199121,
mutRate = 3.4e-09,
recRate = 2.3e-07,
nThreads = NULL
)
integer, number of Apis mellifera mellifera North individuals to simulate
integer, number of Apis mellifera mellifera South individuals to simulate
integer, number of Apis mellifera carnica individuals to simulate
integer, number of Apis mellifera ligustica individuals to simulate
integer, effective size of the simulated population. Currently set to 170,000, according to Wallberg et al., 2014. Would discourage you to change it since it is linked to the parameters of the demographic model we use for the simulation. However, there might be some edge cases when using a different Ne is necessary, but proceed with caution.
integer, the ploidy of the individuals
integer, number of chromosomes to simulate
integer, number of segregating sites to keep per chromosome
integer, base pair length of chromosome
numeric, genetic length of chromosome in Morgans
numeric, per base pair mutation rate
numeric, per base pair recombination rate
integer, if OpenMP is available, this will allow for simulating
chromosomes in parallel. If NULL
, the number of threads is
automatically detected
MapPop-class
Wallberg, A., Bunikis, I., Pettersson, O.V. et al. A hybrid de novo genome assembly of the honeybee, Apis mellifera, with chromosome-length scaffolds. 2019, BMC Genomics 20:275. doi:/10.1186/s12864-019-5642-0
Beye M, Gattermeier I, Hasselmann M, et al. Exceptionally high levels of recombination across the honey bee genome. 2006, Genome Res 16(11):1339-1344. doi:/10.1101/gr.5680406
Wallberg, A., Han, F., Wellhagen, G. et al. A worldwide survey of genome sequence variation provides insight into the evolutionary history of the honeybee Apis mellifera. 2014, Nat Genet 46:1081–1088. doi:/10.1038/ng.3077
Yang S, Wang L, Huang J, Zhang X, Yuan Y, Chen JQ, Hurst LD, Tian D. Parent-progeny sequencing indicates higher mutation rates in heterozygotes. 2015, Nature 523(7561):463-7. doi:/10.1038/nature14649 .
Due to the computational time and resources required to run this function, we do not include an example here, but we demonstrate its use in the Honeybee biology vignette.