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  • elfuser
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    • Dec 2009
    • 16

    #1

    Filtering VCF variants based on sequencing coverage

    Hello:
    I have produced a set of variants using the following pipeline

    Code:
    ## SORT BAM FILE FROM REF MAPPING ##
    samtools sort r.bam" r_sorted"
    ## CREATE LIST OF POTENTIAL SNP OR INDEL ##
    samtools mpileup -uf ref.fa r_sorted.bam > r.bcf
    ## PARSE POTENTIAL SNP OR INDEL USING BAYESIAN INFERENCE ##
    bcftools view -bvcg r.bcf > r2.bcf
    ## BCF FILE IS CONVERTED VIEWABLE FORM ##
    bcftools view r2.bcf > r.vcf
    I want to do a preliminary filtering of the resulting variants based on sequencing depth. So, I have written a short script that does so by using the DP4 values from the FILTER column.

    Code:
    gi|110645304|ref|NC_002516.2|	314283	.	G	T	222	.	DP=67;VDB=0.0384;AF1=1;AC1=2;[B]DP4=0,1,31,27[/B];MQ=58;FQ=-169;PV4=0.47,1,0.37,1	GT:PL:GQ	1/1:255,142,0:99
    In this example I would add the first two values of the DP4 (reference coverage) and make sure that they are low enough. I would also ass the last two values of the DP4 (SNP coverage) and make sure they are not undercovered or overcovered. I guess my question is whether this is an ok approach.

    For more information, I am working with hiseq sequencing data, it is a single sample and it is bacterial whole genome.

    Thanks

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