Closed Kurt-Hetrick closed 3 years ago
the number of heterozygous chrX SNPs and the number of high quality (Pass + qual>100) chr Y SNPs for each sample.
Male= no heterozygous chrX SNPs + 6 high quality chrY SNPs Female= at least 1 heterozygous chrX SNP + 0 high quality chrY SNPs (It's very rare, but occasionally we get a female without any heterozygous chrX SNPs. As long as they don't have any high quality chrY calls we say that the sex is consistent)
exclude the 1 X PAR snp.
done, since there are only 5 y snps present, 5 is the cut-off for male determination. if criteria for male or female is not met, sex is undetermined.
from barcode snps, can this be automated (or is there a desire to have this done automatically given the barcode snps).