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  • swNGS
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    • Nov 2011
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    How to create test mutant allele in exome bam?

    Hi,

    I would like to create some test data to work up various approaches to exome analysis in rare human Mendelian disorders.

    I would like to modify a 'normal' exome and introduce a 'pathogenic' mutation at a specific locus. There is a mention in the quick guide to VAAST where this this was done to create a test dataset using only one chromosome's worth of data for the DHODH gene with variants as found in the Miller syndrome paper.


    I would like to replicate this, but don't know how to do it. It would be useful to be able to create a variant at different allele frequencies, and be able to test various combination of % variant over the major allele.

    Should I be looking to modify a Sam file, convert to bam then variant call as normal, or just add an extra variant to a VCF file, which would presumably be simpler to do?

    Thanks

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