In-silico downsizing to estimate the DNA input
Hi,
Given a fastq file from 50ng data, I could find all the reference variants from the variant calling results. Is it possible to test in silico downsizing of fastq data, to see what the minimal DNA amount would be to not lose our reference variants?
Any thoughts on this?
Thank you!
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