Closed Alex2006gene closed 10 months ago
Hello @Alex2006gene,
Thanks for you r query!
A good way to add additional annotation to VEP result is using the --custom
option. There are several type of file format supported but you might find bed
to be useful for your purpose. The files need to have genomic co-ordinates and be tabix indexed for VEP to calculate variant overlaps. You can find a detailed description in the doc -
https://www.ensembl.org/info/docs/tools/vep/script/vep_custom.html
Best regards, Nakib
Thank you Nakib for your kind response
Hello @Alex2006gene,
Thanks for you r query!
A good way to add additional annotation to VEP result is using the
--custom
option. There are several type of file format supported but you might findbed
to be useful for your purpose. The files need to have genomic co-ordinates and be tabix indexed for VEP to calculate variant overlaps. You can find a detailed description in the doc - https://www.ensembl.org/info/docs/tools/vep/script/vep_custom.htmlBest regards, Nakib Hi @nakib103 , i have a question with regard to the bed annotation output. i used a bed 12 file and output vep in json format, the custom annotation is including only name:chr:start-end. Is there a way to specify which annotations are transfered in the case of a bed file. Thanks in advance
Hello @sounkou-bioinfo,
For bed, VEP consider the 4th column as feature identifier and add it as annotation. See more here - https://www.ensembl.org/info/docs/tools/vep/script/vep_custom.html#custom_formats
It will only annotate as "name":{chr:start-end}
if it cannot parse the bed file and retrieve the 4th column. Can you check your bed format is correct.
Best regards, Nakib
Hello, I want to add data like inheritance pattern from databases like OMIM to my annotations with VEP but they provide us their data in the ".txt" or ".tsv" formmats. How can i convert them to suitable formats or use them in anywhay with VEP? I use vep version 110.1