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  • aprilw
    Junior Member
    • May 2012
    • 8

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    Calculating coverage of SNPs

    Hello all,

    I'm having a problem calculating the depth of coverage of a set of known variants (SNPs). What I want to know is 1) what percentage of known variant sites are captured in my sequencing, 2) to what depth are those variant sites sequenced to (ie. average depth, >5 reads, >10 reads, ect).

    The problem is I have hundreds of large bam files from separate experiments, and a very large set of SNPs, so I can't spare the space to output a samtools depth file and just iterate through. I was wondering if there is a tool that alone or in combination with basic unix commands will give me what I want. I have tried using coverageBed (bedtools v. 2.17.0), but I can't seem to get it to give me what I want.

    I have the SNPs in a vcf file (that bedtools errors out on), and a bed file that looks like this:

    M 647 648 A/C +
    M 934 935 G/A +
    M 941 942 T/C +
    M 1098 1099 T/C +
    M 1222 1223 G/A +
    M 1247 1248 T/C +
    M 1520 1521 G/A +
    M 1692 1693 C/T +
    M 1831 1832 A/G +
    M 1855 1856 G/A +

    But bedtools doesn't find any coverage or overlap of these SNPs (which is not true).

    Thanks in advance.
    April
    Last edited by aprilw; 08-28-2015, 04:31 AM.

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