Using Natural Vector Method for Population Genomic Analysis on Human Mitochondrial Genome Data
Guan, M.; Wu, Q.; Zhao, X.; Yau, S. S.-T.
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The natural vector method is an important method for the analysis of biological sequences. In this study, we applied this method to population genetic analysis, with the core purpose of using it to evaluate the characteristics of a set of sequences rather than just pairwise comparison. We used the mitochondrial genome dataset from the human 1000 Genomes Project as a dataset to verify the feasibility of this improved natural vector method. The results showed that the modified natural vector method could be used for various population genetic approaches at least in the sense of population average, including the calculation of principal component analysis, population structure analysis and genetic diversity parameters. The results were in good agreement with those based on traditional molecular genetic markers such as SNP. The new method validates the feasibility of natural vector method for population genetic analysis and provides a framework for the application of matchless pair method to population genomic analysis on a wider scale.
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