reference and effective allele
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Can someone explain to me what is the difference between a reference and an effective allele?
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Some context on where you heard the term "effective allele" would help. It is not a common term. Ref allele is the allele found at the position of interest in the reference genome sequence. This term is seen often in variant calling.