Open ycl6 opened 8 years ago
Hi @ycl6 and thanks for your interest in using VarDict. Is your data from a PCR amplicon run? Ideally you'd get the primer bed file from the PCR amplicon vendor. Otherwise you'd probably just have to run VarDict with a 3 column bed file and not in amplicon-aware mode.
As to the -M
option I'd refer you to @zhongwulai
I saw in #7 that for amplicon-awared variant calling, the BED file need to have 8 columns storing both the primer and insert positions. However, the BED file that comes with the manufacturer's targeted capture bed contains only a set of positions. Is there a recommended strategy in creating a BED file suitable for VarDict to perform variant calling?
Given that I don't have the primer information, what's the appropriate
-M INT
setting for a typical targeted sequencing experiment?