Anthropological and educational research use only. ADLA does not diagnose scurvy or vitamin C deficiency; interpret genomic, epigenomic, structural-variant, phasing, workflow-import, microbial/context, and ancient-DNA authentication signals alongside archaeological context, preservation quality, osteological/isotopic evidence, historical diet, contamination controls, damage/authenticity metrics, and biochemical data where available.
Interpretation summary
Overall confidence: insufficient for deficiency call
Sequencing cannot directly measure vitamin C status. In ADLA, genomic and epigenomic findings are anthropological research signals that require archaeological, osteological, isotopic, ecological, historical, and preservation context before interpretation.
Anthropological context mode: modern or unknown research context; corroboration score 0/100.
No curated ascorbate-transporter rsID hits were detected in parsed VCF inputs. This is not proof of absence unless target regions were callable.
No mosdepth/coverage target report was parsed. Variant absence and methylation absence should be treated as unknown until target callability is measured.
No target-region modified-base summaries were available. Upload Modkit bedMethyl or run modkit from modBAM through the CLI pipeline.