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  • peterlchang
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 5

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    SNPs at Interval Boundaries in GATK HaplotypeCaller

    I'm using HaplotypeCaller with the -L option, where I explicitly state the interval. I am trying to break my task into pieces and assign it to different jobs for it to complete faster. In one run, I am running it, from say,

    Chr1:1-1000000

    and another run, I am running it twice, from

    Chr1:1-500000 on one jobs and
    Chr1:500001-1000000 on another

    essentially splitting the interval into 2 different jobs. What I am seeing in this second run is that there are SNPs identified +/- 100 bases from 500000 that are not found in the first run.

    My guess is that asking HC to focus only on a region (ie -L 1-500000) does not allow the local aligner to reassemble properly the reads, and hence results in spurious reads and SNPs. I was hoping that by specifying -L, it does the local aligner in a larger region and just report the SNPs in the -L region.

    Has anybody heard of this or have a way around?

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