How To Define Size And Boundaries Of Telomeric Regions From Snp Data.
I have SNP data. Without further experiments, how do I define telomeric and interstitial regions for each chromosome and for each of my samples in my dataset? I have read that the cut-off points vary hugely. Is there not some data-dependent way of estimating the size and boundaries of the telomeric regions for a given chromosome, for a given sample?
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