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  • desmo
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    • Nov 2011
    • 25

    #1

    VarScan2 somatic output (genotype call)

    Hi everyone,
    I'm using varscan2 to call somatic variants.
    I have some problem to undestand some field of the output, in particular I don't understand what kind of codify they use both for genotype call for Normal sample and tumor sample.

    here some row of the output:

    PHP Code:
    chrom    position    ref    var    normal_reads1    normal_reads2    normal_var_freq    normal_gt    tumor_reads1    tumor_reads2    tumor_var_freq    tumor_gt    somatic_status    variant_p_value    somatic_p_value    tumor_reads1_plus    tumor_reads1_minus    tumor_reads2_plus    tumor_reads2_minus

    chr1    69897    T    C    393    214    35
    ,26%    Y    570    285    33,33%    Y    Germline    2.393941203174513E-173    0.793896726900893    244    326    128    157    165    228    106    108
    chr1    131552    G    T    18    6    25
    %    K    20    3    13,04%    K    Germline    0.0012810738523452987    0.922366186932137    15    5    2    1    16    2    6    0 
    what does it mean a genotype call like K or Y?
    thanks in advance for your help
  • dkoboldt
    Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 62

    #2
    Hello,

    Those are heterozygous genotypes represented as IUPAC ambiguity codes.

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