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  • DNAjunk
    Member
    • Jun 2009
    • 62

    #1

    freebayes with ogap

    Hi !

    I am trying to use freeBayes for variant calling and run into problems with the example provided in the freeBayes package.

    When I run the following pipeline given in the package, I get the warnings stated below for most of the reads in my bamfiles

    #!/bin/bash

    outdir=OUTPUT
    mkdir -p $outdir
    reference=REFERENCE.fasta
    bamlist=BAMFILENAMES.txt
    cnvmap=CNVMAP.bed
    region=REGION

    time /share/home/erik/bin/bamtools merge -region $region \
    $(for file in $(cat $bamlist); do echo " -in "$file; done) \
    | time /share/home/erik/bin/ogap -z -R 25 -C 20 -Q 20 -S 0 -f $reference \
    | time /share/home/erik/bin/bamleftalign -f $reference \
    | time /share/home/erik/bin/samtools calmd -EAru - $reference 2>/dev/null \
    | time /share/home/erik/bin/freebayes \
    --min-alternate-count 2 \
    --min-alternate-qsum 40 \
    --pvar 0.0001 \
    --use-mapping-quality \
    --posterior-integration-limits 1,3 \
    --genotype-variant-threshold 4 \
    --site-selection-max-iterations 3 \
    --genotyping-max-iterations 25 \
    --max-complex-gap 3 \
    --cnv-map $cnvmap \
    --stdin \
    --region $region \
    -f $reference \
    | gzip >$outdir/$region.vcf.gz



    the output consists of many warnings (exceptions, basically for every read in my bamfiles) of the form

    exception when realigning HWI-D00432:140126:C3KE2ACXX:1:2301:14872:89688 at position chr1:236849712 GTCCGCCCGCACGTGCTCGGGGCGGGGCGGCTGGGGCCCGACGGGCGGGGCCGGGGGCGGTGGCGGCGGGGGCGTGGCCGGGCGGCCACGTGACGGGCGGCGCGGCTATTAAGCCGCGCGG CCGGGGGCGGTGGCGGCGGGGG
    CGCACGTGCTCGGGGCGGGGCGGCTGGGGCCCGACGGGCGGGGCCGGGGGCGGTGGCGGCGGGGGCGTGGCCGGGCGGCCACGTGACGGGCGGCGCGGCTATTAAGCCGCGCGGCAGCTGCTCGCAGCCGGAGCTGGTGCTT
    CGGTGGCGGCGGGGGCGTGGCCGGGCGGCCACGTGACGGGCGG


    I could not figure out why this happens and how to solve the problem.
    It seems that the message is generated by ogap.cpp .
    Any help is appreciated.
    Thanks!
  • hugorody
    Junior Member
    • May 2013
    • 9

    #2
    Hey,

    you should try these steps:

    #index the reference fasta
    samtools faidx ref.fasta

    #convert all SAM files to BAM files by using samtools and the reference fasta indexed (*.fasta.fai)
    samtools view -bt ref.fasta.fai alignment.sam > alignment.bam

    #sort the BAM files
    samtools sort alignment.bam $alignment.sorted

    #index BAM files
    samtools index $indexar

    #apply BAQ
    samtools calmd -Abr alignment.sorted.bam ref.fasta > alignment.baq.bam

    #index the *.baq.bam files
    samtools index alignment.baq.bam

    #SNP call using the *.baq.bam files
    freebayes --min-base-quality 20 -p 1 --fasta-reference ref.fasta alignment.baq.bam > snpcall.vcf

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    • DNAjunk
      Member
      • Jun 2009
      • 62

      #3
      Thanks for the advices!
      I also got the information from the author of the program that one should use freebayes without the ogap program according to the freebayes manual.

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