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  • Almost all locations are called by samtools from RNA-seq data

    This is the first writing here. (So far I have only observed many threads here.) Please let me have the solution for this issue.


    From RNA-seq, I have tried to call SNVs using samtools. (mpileup)
    Previously, when I used Mapsplice as an alighment tool, the SNV calling using Samtools worked well. However, now I am trying to use RNASEQR alignment tool (NAR 2012; this is shown to be good for SNV calling purpose; this tool mainly use bowtie-alignment inside), and the Samtools results (using same parameter as for mapsplice) from the RNASEQR-generated sam/bam files were strange. The vcf file size is big, and when I look at inside the files, almost all locations are called as SNVs.


    as a short example,

    1 14544 . T C 6.02 ...
    1 14545 . T C 6.02 ...
    1 14546 . C A 6.02 ...
    1 14547 . C G 6.02 ...
    1 14548 . G C 6.02 ...
    1 14551 . C T 6.02 ...


    Do you know what is the reason of this? Please let me solve it.


    Thanks,

  • #2
    It looks like there is a mismatch between your .bam and your reference file. I'd double-check that you are using the exact same reference file for the alignment as you are using in mpileup. Then I'd remake the reference index file like this
    Code:
    samtools faidx reference.fa
    Check to make sure that the command completed with no errors. Then rerun mpileup.

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    • #3
      Thanks so much!! I applied your suggestion, and it worked in my cases. I really thank to you.

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