An example command set using files from our phase 1 release would look like. Once you have this file you can calculate your frequency by dividing AC allele count by AN allele number. Please note that some early VCF files from the main project used LD information and other variables to help estimate the allele frequency. This YouTube video gives a tutorial on how to do it. This tool gives you a web interface requesting the URL of any VCF file and the genomic location you wish to get a sub-slice for.
This tool also works for BAM files. This tool also allows you to filter the file for particular individuals or populations if you also provide a panel file. You can also subset VCFs using tabix on the command line, e.
If you request a subsection of a vcf file using a chromosome name in the style chrN as shown below it will not work.
You can subset alignment files with samtools on the command line, e. Samtools supports streaming files and piping commands together both using local and remote files.
You can get more help with samtools from the samtools help mailing list. Our filename conventions depend on the data format being named. This is described in more detail below. Our sequence files are distributed in gzipped fastq format. Our files are named with the SRA run accession E? All the reads in the file also hold this name. If there is also a file with no number it is name this represents the fragments where the other end failed qc.
Our variant files are distributed in vcf format , a format initially designed for the Genomes Project which has seen wider community adoption. This name starts with the population that the variants were discovered in, if ALL is specifed it means all the individuals available at that date were used. Then the region covered by the call set, this can be a chromosome, wgs which means the file contains at least all the autosomes or wex this represents the whole exome and a description of how the call set was produced or who produced it, the date matches the sequence and alignment freezes used to generate the variant call set.
Next a field which describes what type of variant the file contains, then the analysis group used to generate the variant calls, this should be low coverage, exome or integrated and finally we have either sites or genotypes.
A sites file just contains the first eight columns of the vcf format and the genotypes files contain individual genotype data as well. Release directories should also contain panel files which also describe what individuals the variants have genotypes for and what populations those individuals are from. The Phase 1 integrated variant set does not report the depth of coverage for each individual at each site.
We instead report genotype likelihoods and dosage. If you would like to see depth of coverage numbers you will need to calculate them directly. The bedtools suite provides a method to do this. These commands also require samtools , tabix and vcftools to be installed.
This command gives you a bedgraph file of the coverage of the HG bam between ,,,, This command gives you the vcf file for ,,,, with just the genotypes for HG You can find more information about bed file formats please see the Ensembl File Formats Help.
For more information you may wish to look at our documentation about data slicing. Our data portal has a page for each sample. At the bottom of the page, the various data collections that the sample is present in are listed in tabs.
Each tab then lists the available files for that sample, including seqeunce data, genotype arrays, alignments and VCFs. An example is the page for NA Sample IDs can be entered in the search box to locate a given sample.
To understand the data available for larger groups of samples, the samples and population tabs of the portal can be used to explore available data. The phase 3 VCF files released in June contain overlapping and duplicate sites. This is due to an error in the processing pipeline used when sets of variant calls were combined.
Originally, all multi-allelic sites were seperated into individual lines in the VCF file during the pipeline but the recombination process did not always succeed, leaving us with a small number of sites with overlapping or duplicate call records. This is most commonly seen in chromosome X. The simplest solution to this is to ignore duplicate sites in any analysis. If you wish to use one or both of a pair of duplicate sites in your own analysis, you should use the GRCh37 alignment files to recall the genotypes of interest in the individuals you are interested in to resolve the conflict.
Our August call set represents a merge of various different independent call sets. Not all the call sets in the merge had genotypes associated with them, as this merge was carried out using a predefined rules which has led to individuals or whole variant sites having no genotype and this is described as. In our November call set and all subsequent call sets all sites have genotypes for all individuals for chr and X. In some early main project releases the allele frequency AF was estimated using additional information like LD, mapping quality and Haplotype information.
KGP identifiers You may also see kgp identifiers, which were created by Illumina for their genotyping platform before some variants identified during the pilot phase of the project had been assigned rs numbers. Can I map your variant coordinates between different genome assemblies?
Related questions: How do I find the most up-to-date data? How do I get a genomic region sub-section of your files? Can I get phased genotypes and haplotypes for the individual genomes? What are your filename conventions? Are the variant calls in IGSR phased? Related questions: Can I get phased genotypes and haplotypes for the individual genomes?
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