I have one more question
We were looking at MAQ aligned reads for a dataset, calling variants using MAQ and Samtools, and the 2 results are not as similar as we expected. Could you comment on something we are missing here, or this is what you would expect too!
Results : (These numbers are for SNPs)
I am following convention as (Aligner_Variant caller)
MAQ_MAQ = 13525(Exclusive)
MAQ_SAMTOOLS = 21701 (Exclusive)
COMMON = 69689
SCRIPTS USED:
$ samtools pileup -vcf *.sorted.bam > *.pileup
Call the variant using samtool.pl perl script and using Varfilter and –N 3 max SNPs in a window
$ samtools.pl varFilter -N 3 -D 100 *.pileup > *.raw.variant
Discard the calls for variant if phred is less than 40
$ cat *.raw.snp | awk ‘$6>=40’ > *.raw.filtered.snp
$VER/maq cns2snp consensus.cns > cns.snp
$VER/maq indelpe $genome $map_file > cns.indel.pe
$VER/scripts/maq.pl SNPfilter -f cns.indel -F cns.indel.pe cns.snp > cns.filter.snp
$VER/maq cns2win consensus.cns > cns.win
awk '$5>=40' cns.filter.snp > cns.final.snp
Thanks,
Saurabh
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I am looking for accuarte indel calls with less false positives. We want to use the indel caller for exome capture analysis. The read length we normally use are 50 and 75. I am not sure about the size of the indels, but we always target for short indels.Originally posted by Nomijill View PostHi all,
For the indels that you are looking for, what are your read lengths and what are the sizes of the indels you expect to find?
Thanks,
Naomi
Thanks,
Saurabh
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Hi all,
For the indels that you are looking for, what are your read lengths and what are the sizes of the indels you expect to find?
Thanks,
Naomi
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How did the belief that dindel was the best indel caller came about? I haven't seen any comparison papers (at the least I am not aware of them) so I would honestly like to know.Originally posted by lh3 View PostRemember to set a quality threshold (about 50) on indels. Also the best indel caller so far is believed to be Dindel.
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On spot check on the exculsive Indels from Samtools, i have noticed that there are two indels close to each other and samtools call one as a indel not the other. I am not sure why and GATK discards both of them. But i cant generalize this as i just checked few of those only. I am not sure we can get the comparision if we run default Samtools and GATK as both have different defulat parameters.
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Remember to set a quality threshold (about 50) on indels. Also the best indel caller so far is believed to be Dindel.
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I'm running both samtools and GATK as well for our exome-captured data. I'm curious why you would consider samtools-exclusive indels as false positives.Originally posted by sbaheti View PostI tried both samtools and GATK for indel calling for BWA alignment results. The numbers from Samtools are way more than by GATK. But when i see the overlap between them that looks promising. Samtools is covering allmost all the indel calls from GATK. I didn't check the exculsive calls from Samtools.
For this I used 6X coverage criterion and min 5 indel-supported reads to call as a indel. Probably best thing is to check the exculsive calls from samtools using IGV and flag them as false positive.
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I tried both samtools and GATK for indel calling for BWA alignment results. The numbers from Samtools are way more than by GATK. But when i see the overlap between them that looks promising. Samtools is covering allmost all the indel calls from GATK. I didn't check the exculsive calls from Samtools.
For this I used 6X coverage criterion and min 5 indel-supported reads to call as a indel. Probably best thing is to check the exculsive calls from samtools using IGV and flag them as false positive.
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I'm interested in this too. Keep me posted on the indel/SNP options please? I'm not finding BioScope to be satisfactory for clients' needs.
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Variant Calling for Exome Capture Analysis
HI
I am trying various tools to call variants in the exome data i have to get to standardize our work flow. I have few parameters to discuss, like what should be the min read depth to get less false positive variant calls. Ans when we do indel calls what should we use for indel-supported reads parameter.
I am analyzing GATK and samtools for the same. If any body having experience in this area please let me know the acceptable parameters to use for comparison.
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Saurabh
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