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  • lalchung
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    SNPhylo

    hi yzzhang, i appreciate your help. I have this project to find SNPs across 5 different population and build a phylogenetic tree. so, for my VCF file should i combine all the SNPs from all population into one VCf file and then run SNPhylo??

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  • yzzhang
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    I fed SNPhylo only a VCF file and it ran smoothly. If you use SNPhylo, please check the sam headers, it seems SNPhylo only accept number as chromosome header (e.g. >1 but not >chr1) at least for old SNPhylo version (2014.....). Hope it helps.

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  • lalchung
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    @sandesh
    i am trying to run SNPhylo.do i need all the VCF, Simple SNP file and hapmap file ??or i need just one of these files.pls help

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  • sandesh
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    Originally posted by GenoMax View Post


    Thanks I tried vcf-merge

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  • GenoMax
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    bcftools-merge? http://vcftools.sourceforge.net/htslib.html#merge

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  • sandesh
    started a topic convert vcf to hapmap

    convert vcf to hapmap

    I was trying to use SNPhylo software.
    I needed to combine multiple SNP vcf files together or use combined hapmap file.
    Is there any way to get single vcf or hapmap file with multiple samples together?

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