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Mutation rate references: (1) One substitution per 5,139 years [ 56]; (2) One synonymous transition per 6,764 years [ 36]; (3) One synonymous mutation (transition or transversion) per 7,884 years [ 35].

Fisher's exact test was performed to compare the mutation rate between reference population and patients with FAP and desmoids tumors.

The Maq mapping software uses a base variation (mutation) rate between reference and reads (the default is 0.001) in its mapping algorithm.

In total, we estimated eight parameters: the population mutation rate θ1 of our reference Germany population, the ratios θ2/θ1, θA/θ1, θ2b/θ1, θ1b/θ1, the divergence time τs, and the times since recovery from the bottlenecks, τ1 and τ2.

More specifically, we use a rarefaction framework to generate estimates of expected heterozygosity (both within and between populations) that are rescaled to a single reference mutation rate and, thus, are directly comparable from a statistical point of view.

To this end, we have developed a rarefaction framework to generate estimates of expected heterozygosity (both within and between populations) that are rescaled to a single reference mutation rate and, thus, are directly comparable from a statistical point of view.

Generally, precision and especially recall decreased when the mutation rate was increased in the reference genome.

For example, SRmapper and BWA show a significant decrease in F-measure values when the error rate increased and similar behavior has been observed when the mutation rate was increased in the reference genomes.