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  • papori
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 181

    #1

    Normalize deletion number from WGS

    Hi all,
    I am counting deletions from a few bam files for particular region (bowtie alignment) and i want to normalize the number of deletion for comparisons.

    The data that i found to be relevant for the normalization is:
    number of deletions, number of mapped reads, read length and region size (the size in bases that i count the deletions).

    For example if i have:
    5 deletions
    10 mapped reads
    100 is the read length
    1000 is the region size

    The way that i am normalizing is:

    {Number of deletions/(number of mapped reads X read length)}/region size

    or,

    {5/(10X100)}/1000 = 0.000005

    Is it OK?

    Thanks,
    Pap

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