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mkatari-bioinformatics-august-2013-gatknotes [2014/06/11 12:52] – mkatari | mkatari-bioinformatics-august-2013-gatknotes [2014/10/09 13:16] – mkatari | ||
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* create a bam index for dedup bam files | * create a bam index for dedup bam files | ||
* realign samples | * realign samples | ||
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+ | Once they are all processed | ||
* merge all samples to one bam file | * merge all samples to one bam file | ||
* sort and index this merged bam file | * sort and index this merged bam file | ||
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bowtie2 -x PTC_Human -U Cohen.fastq -S Cohen.sam | bowtie2 -x PTC_Human -U Cohen.fastq -S Cohen.sam | ||
samtools view -bS Cohen.sam > Cohen.bam | samtools view -bS Cohen.sam > Cohen.bam | ||
- | bowtie2 -x PTC_Human -U Sherman.fastq -S Sherman.sam | ||
- | samtools view -bS Sherman.sam > Sherman.bam | ||
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- | The picard method to sort is preferred by GATK | + | The picard method to sort is preferred by GATK. In some cases PICARD uses the temp directory to do its sorting. You may run into an error that complains about running out of space. To avoid this problem simply create your own tmp directory and tell java that it should use it. See details [[https:// |
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This will remove any reads that map to the same exact place. It is helpful to get rid of artifacts. | This will remove any reads that map to the same exact place. It is helpful to get rid of artifacts. | ||
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samtools index Cohen.dedup.bam | samtools index Cohen.dedup.bam | ||
- | samtools index Sherman.dedup.bam | ||
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- | java -Xmx2g -jar / | + | java -Xmx2g |
-T RealignerTargetCreator \ | -T RealignerTargetCreator \ | ||
-R PTC_Human.fasta \ | -R PTC_Human.fasta \ | ||
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-o CohenforIndelRealigner.intervals | -o CohenforIndelRealigner.intervals | ||
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- | -T RealignerTargetCreator \ | ||
- | -R PTC_Human.fasta \ | ||
- | -I Sherman.dedup.bam \ | ||
- | -o ShermanforIndelRealigner.intervals | ||
- | java -Xmx4g -jar / | + | java -Xmx4g |
-T IndelRealigner \ | -T IndelRealigner \ | ||
-R PTC_Human.fasta \ | -R PTC_Human.fasta \ | ||
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-targetIntervals CohenforIndelRealigner.intervals \ | -targetIntervals CohenforIndelRealigner.intervals \ | ||
-o Cohen.dedup.realign.bam | -o Cohen.dedup.realign.bam | ||
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- | -T IndelRealigner \ | ||
- | -R PTC_Human.fasta \ | ||
- | -I Sherman.dedup.bam \ | ||
- | -targetIntervals ShermanforIndelRealigner.intervals \ | ||
- | -o Sherman.dedup.realign.bam | ||
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- | Now we merge the bam files and then sort and index them | + | In some cases there may be a need to clean the sam/bam file(s) (soft-trimming the coordinates). To do this use CleanSam in Picard tools. You may want to just do it to all to avoid the error in a workflow, but it may not be necessary. |
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+ | Now we merge the bam files and then sort and index them. If you cleaned the bam file, remember to use the cleaned ones. | ||
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- | Finall | + | Finally |
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-T UnifiedGenotyper \ | -T UnifiedGenotyper \ | ||
-I ShermanCohenMerged.sorted.bam \ | -I ShermanCohenMerged.sorted.bam \ | ||
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-glm SNP \ | -glm SNP \ | ||
-o PTC_human.gatk.vcf | -o PTC_human.gatk.vcf | ||
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+ | </ | ||
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+ | If you want to load the vcf file into IGV, remember to index it first. | ||
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+ | module load igvtools | ||
+ | igvtools index PTC_human.gatk.vcf | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | If you would like to generate a table of from the vcf file use the following command | ||
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+ | java --Djava.io.tmpdir=/ | ||
+ | -R PTC_Human.fasta | ||
+ | -T VariantsToTable \ | ||
+ | -V PTC_human.gatk.vcf \ | ||
+ | -F CHROM -F POS -F ID -F QUAL -F AC \ | ||
+ | -GF GT -GF GQ \ | ||
+ | -o PTC_human.gatk.vcf.table | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | In order to filter your vcf file based on quality measures, depth, and also statistical significance, | ||
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+ | java -Xmx2g -jar / | ||
+ | -R / | ||
+ | -T VariantFiltration \ | ||
+ | -o namikonga_albert_filter.vcf \ | ||
+ | --variant / | ||
+ | --filterExpression "QD < 2.0 || MQ < 40.0 || FS > 60.0 || HaplotypeScore > | ||
+ | --filterName " | ||
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+ | </ | ||
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+ | Finally to save the SNPs that passed your filter, you simply use the selectvariant tool. | ||
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+ | java -Xmx2g -jar / | ||
+ | -T SelectVariants \ | ||
+ | --variant namikonga_albert_filter.vcf \ | ||
+ | -o namikonga_albert_filter_only.vcf \ | ||
+ | -ef \ | ||
+ | -R / | ||
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mkatari-bioinformatics-august-2013-gatknotes.txt · Last modified: 2016/08/17 08:37 by mkatari