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What variants are we missing when you only focus on a specific phenotype?
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What variants are we missing when you only focus on a specific phenotype?
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bcftools query -i 'GT="AA"' \ -f '%CHROM\t%POS\t%REF\t%ALT[\t%AD]\n' sample.vcf.gz \ | awk -F'\t' '{split($5,a,","); af=a[2]/(a[1]+a[2]); if (af < 0.85) print $0 "\t" af}' This pri…
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A VCF's genotype field (GT) is the caller's conclusion, not the evidence. I had two "homozygous" candidates collapse when I looked at the reads. One was called 1/1 even though 34% …
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Never interpret a variants consequence from the annotation tool alone A single gene could potentially have multiple transcript due to alternative splicing. Before we interpret: Che…
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Ask, could translation reinitiation occur, or could the transcript undergo NMD? Positioning of the variant? could alternative splicing rescue the transcript? IMPORTANT: check gnomA…
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Just as a Tip, uploading your VCF files into https://franklin.genoox.com/ Allows you to view the variants in a cleaner and easier way, especially if you have trio WES You can compa…
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Not everything I learn belongs in a paper. This notebook is a place for questions and thoughts I come up with while working with data and interesting variants. Learning things I do…
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