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  • Retrieving regions from VCF to run statistics

    Hello all,

    I am a beginner programmer analysing some data in VCF format.
    I have a .txt file, 'regions.txt' that contains a list of chromosomal positions in the format 1:3435245-34378385 (chromosome: then window coordinates).

    I would like to create a loop that does the following:
    For each line in regions.txt, extract this region from vcf.gz file, then run vcftools --window-pi on the region (all regions are 10kb in size) and export results to fileofresults.txt
    So that in the end there is a single text file with results for all the regions in the regions.txt file.

    If anyone knows how to do this or something similar your help is really appreciated. (Or if you know why this would not be possible please let me know!)

    Thanks in advance for your help.

  • #2
    Something like ...

    for $i in regions.txt; do tabix vcf.gz $i | vcftools --window-pi >> results.txt; done

    but my from memory bash is probably pretty inaccurate.

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    • #3
      Thanks , it says $i not a valid variable, but I am troubleshooting

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      • #4
        main problem seems to be that vcftools throws up error for VCF required for the --windows-pi command. Tabix retrieves the specified genomic region. Is the problem that there is no header line or perhaps does VCF tools not read old format VCF as we are using 1000 genomes pilot data with 0|0 instead of 0/0 format for genotypes.

        Any help appreciated!
        Last edited by Rubal7; 06-19-2012, 12:05 AM.

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