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  • casshyr
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 7

    Pindel - issue with converting raw output to VCF

    I'm trying to use pindel2VCF.

    I don't understand what the parameter "-d date" is used for.

    I am using hg19 as my human reference genome. But I do not remember in particular what is the date that corresponds to the exact version of the file.


    What should I put as date if I can't remember?
  • Robby
    Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 68

    #2
    Just use any date. I think a proper vcf file needs a header line like "##fileDate=26_Jun_2014". As long as you know, that the date might be wrong and you use the vcf just for your own analysis, it should be OK.

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    • vwchen001
      Junior Member
      • Dec 2013
      • 1

      #3
      pindel2vcf -R

      Originally posted by Robby View Post
      Just use any date. I think a proper vcf file needs a header line like "##fileDate=26_Jun_2014". As long as you know, that the date might be wrong and you use the vcf just for your own analysis, it should be OK.
      How about the reference name for hg19 human genome after -R, which is also required? Thanks!

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