Open Yiguan opened 4 years ago
Seems so. Check the strands on these calls, you should have a mix of -- and ++ paired-end reads.
On Wed, Sep 4, 2019 at 11:11 PM Yiguan notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi:
I am using lumpy to investigate inversion in pool-seq pair-end data, and I want to have inversion regions. After running lumpyexpress , I got an VCF output file. Are the positions breaking points in the vcf files? For example:
grep "
" CWL21_1.fq.gz.vcf | awk '{split($8,aa,";");print $1,$2,aa[3],aa[4]}' output
ScA8VGg_76 1008001 SVLEN=168532 END=1176533 ScA8VGg_76 1402700 SVLEN=80 END=1402780 ScA8VGg_76 2391413 SVLEN=87 END=2391500 ScA8VGg_76 3066040 SVLEN=311 END=3066351
Does that mean I have four inversions on ScA8VGg_76? The first inversion starts from 1008001 and ends at 1176533?
Thanks!
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Hi:
I am using lumpy to investigate inversion in pool-seq pair-end data, and I want to have inversion regions. After running
lumpyexpress
, I got an VCF output file. Are the positions breaking points in the vcf files? For example:Does that mean I have four inversions on ScA8VGg_76? The first inversion starts from 1008001 and ends at 1176533?
Thanks!