06-05-2012
Thank you ddreggors for your help. It is similar to that but the reference is not the same for each index. For example, for index 1, 'T' is the reference and thus the genotype, 'TT', for that index fits the requirement of having one or more alleles that matches the reference. In index 3 and 4, however, the reference alleles are 'C' and 'G' respectively, and and both of these cases, the coordinating genotype does not have an allele that matches the reference. It is in these cases that I wish for output.
Sorry if I had not specified that well
Last edited by drossy; 06-05-2012 at 11:52 AM..
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