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  • fikys
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 2

    #1

    How to detect homozygous SNPs with GigaBayes

    I have hard time finding SNPs that are homozygous in all 454 reads when compared to the reference sequence (the reference sequence will have the second allele) from MosaikAligner assembly using GigaBayes software. It always reports only those SNPs that are represented by different alleles in the reads:

    AAGTTT - reference (1)

    AAGTTT
    AAGTTT
    AACTTT
    AACTTT
    (G/C) will be reported


    AAGTTT - reference (2)

    AACTTT
    AACTTT
    AACTTT
    AACTTT

    (G/C) will not be reported

    I'm using --anchor option to use the reference to call a SNP but it seems still ignoring second type of SNPs.

    Can anybody help?
  • Saffron
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2009
    • 2

    #2
    Hi,

    I am having the same issue - did you figure out a solution to this?

    Thanks.

    Saffron

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    • fikys
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2009
      • 2

      #3
      Yes, in my case it seem to be conflicting with the fact that I asked for 2X coverage of each allele... could not imagine that this will be applied to the reference sequence allele. These options produced homozygous SNPs together with low-quality heterozygous ones. Had to do a lot of additional filtering of GigaBayes output. I had two individuals that I compared to the same reference sequence.

      Command line that generated this output: gigaBayes --gig ./pyrobase/assembly_sen/chr1.gig --sample multiple --sampleDel F --ploidy diploid --anchor --O 4 --CRL 3 --CRU 31 --gff ./pyrobase/chr1.gff

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