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  • m_elena_bioinfo
    Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 99

    #1

    gatk python script

    Hi NGS users,
    anyone could say me where i can find the python script of GATK (ConvertTableToAnnotatorRod.py, GenerateTranscriptToInfo.py...)?

    Thanks a lot,
    ME
  • raonyguimaraes
    Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 38

    #2
    Yes I know where you can get, the problem is that it's not public yet

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    • m_elena_bioinfo
      Member
      • Oct 2009
      • 99

      #3
      thanks a lot.
      I have to generate rod file for depth coverage in all exon of all genes in a whole-exome bam file (according to http://www.broadinstitute.org/gsa/wi...It_Was_Created instruction).
      Any idea about fix this problem?

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      • raonyguimaraes
        Member
        • Jun 2010
        • 38

        #4
        So I guess we are trying to do the same analysis

        I think, you don't need rod files anymore, you should use VCF files instead

        To calculate the depth of coverage:

        http://www.broadinstitute.org/gsa/wi..._Coverage_v3.0

        You will need:

        -R /path/to/your/reference.fasta
        -I /path/to/your/bam_file.bam
        -o /path/to/your/output_file

        And the intervals ...

        -L /path/to/your/intervals.interval_list

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        • m_elena_bioinfo
          Member
          • Oct 2009
          • 99

          #5
          You are right, we are performing the same analysis.
          Ok, I'm already using the depth coverage v3.
          As interval list what do you use?
          I have a whole exome. Can I use the bed file?
          How can i select the specific gene for calculate the coverage in each single exon?

          Thanks a lot again!!!!
          :-)

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          • svl
            Member
            • Sep 2009
            • 43

            #6
            I'm still looking at an efficient way to do this too. I use samtools view and perl to create a table for each sample (.bam) with for each region (so in this case exon coordinates):

            - average coverage in region
            - percentage bases covered by at least 1
            - percentage bases covered by at least 5
            - etc

            But still searching for a way to store this efficiently while being able to compare it between any sample (whether whole-exome or any other capture design). If you do it for each exon, there's around 600.000 of them to calculate the stats for..

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            • Seq84
              Member
              • Feb 2011
              • 19

              #7
              Originally posted by m_elena_bioinfo View Post
              You are right, we are performing the same analysis.
              Ok, I'm already using the depth coverage v3.
              As interval list what do you use?
              I have a whole exome. Can I use the bed file?
              How can i select the specific gene for calculate the coverage in each single exon?

              Thanks a lot again!!!!
              :-)
              Yes sure you can use the .bed file. You should have a .bed file with all targeted regions (exons regions). Set in depthofcoverage the option -L exons.bed.
              If you want to have a specific coverage (of exons) for each gene you can provide an interval list with custom coordinates of the exons of your gene.

              Instead if you want only the coverage of all genes use the option -genelist.

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              • frymor
                Senior Member
                • May 2010
                • 151

                #8
                Originally posted by Seq84 View Post
                If you want to have a specific coverage (of exons) for each gene you can provide an interval list with custom coordinates of the exons of your gene.
                Hi,

                is it also possible to use the GRanges object from the R package GenomicRanges as an interval list of exons/gernes?

                Thanks

                A.

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