Using Deepvariant v1.5 + GLnexus v1.4.3 on WES data, the variant G>C is not kept from the gvcf file.
It is the same result if GLnexus model is set to "DeepVariant" or "DeepVariant_unfiltered".
Twelve files are merged. The variant is found in 3 of them.
The genomic region looks clean (no low mapping qual).
It is not clear to me. Could you please comment about this variant?
Thanks
S4.deepvariant.wes.gvcf.gz:19 39971432 . G C,<*> 54.4 PASS . GT:GQ:DP:AD:VAF:PL 0/1:49:118:61,57,0:0.483051,0:54,0,51,990,990,990
S0.deepvariant.wes.gvcf.gz:19 39971432 . G C,<*> 54.7 PASS . GT:GQ:DP:AD:VAF:PL 0/1:47:101:37,64,0:0.633663,0:54,0,47,990,990,990
S6.deepvariant.wes.gvcf.gz:19 39971432 . G C,<*> 49.9 PASS . GT:GQ:DP:AD:VAF:PL 0/1:48:82:48,34,0:0.414634,0:49,0,54,990,990,990
Hello,
Using Deepvariant v1.5 + GLnexus v1.4.3 on WES data, the variant G>C is not kept from the gvcf file. It is the same result if GLnexus model is set to "DeepVariant" or "DeepVariant_unfiltered". Twelve files are merged. The variant is found in 3 of them. The genomic region looks clean (no low mapping qual). It is not clear to me. Could you please comment about this variant?
Thanks
Genome=hg19