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  • Galaxy problem

    Dear all,
    I' really new to the use of Galaxy, NGS analysis and SNP calling.
    I have a problem.
    Now I describe you my work step-by-step.
    I have two fasta sequence one forward and one reverse.
    I check with FastQC, result all ok.
    I groomed them with FastQ grommer, all ok.
    I map them whit BWA, all ok (bowtie gives me error).
    After that I apply Filter SAM:
    Input Parameter Value
    Select dataset to filter -->10: Map with BWA for Illumina on data 8 and data 7: mapped reads
    Type --> Read is paired; Set the states for this flag --> Yes
    Type --> Read is mapped in a proper pair; Set the states for this flag --> Yes
    Type --> The read is unmapped; Set the states for this flag --> No
    All ok.
    I convert SAM to BAM, no problem.

    After that I generate pileup:
    I leave all the setting as usual, I change only: Call consensus according to MAQ model? yes
    Result: all ok.

    Next: Filter pileup,
    Input Parameter Value
    Select dataset--> 13: Generate pileup on data 12: converted pileup
    which contains--> ten
    Do not consider read bases with quality lower than--> 20
    Do not report positions with coverage lower than--> 3
    Only report variants?--> Yes
    Convert coordinates to intervals?--> Yes
    Print total number of differences?--> No
    Print quality and base string? --> No
    Result: all ok.
    The resulting data set contain about 2200 SNPs
    At least I compare my result data set whit dbSNP132.txt and 1kg.lc.2010_7.CEU.liftedhg19.pgSnp.
    The resulting data set contain 700 SNPs.

    Now the question:
    The problem is that I must have 200 SNPs and no 700....
    I have check the resutls and I saw that some result are duplicated for all parameters but had a different rs ID.

    how can I remove the wrong one???

    please help me.

    some one I heard about SOAPsnp but I don't know how to use. Could anyone please help me.

    Thx Francesco

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