Open hui-liu opened 1 week ago
Hi,
I called the SVs using ~15X ONT reads. I found that the DUP, BND, and INV contained a high proportion of 0/1 genotype, with very few 1/1. Do you think this is normal? The low depth of ONT reads would cause this problem?
zcat ${sample}.vcf.gz | grep -v "#" |grep -v IMPRECISE | grep DUP | cut -f 10 | sed 's/:.*//' |sort | uniq -c 53 ./. 1493 0/0 4140 0/1 131 1/1 zcat ${sample}.vcf.gz | grep -v "#" |grep -v IMPRECISE | grep BND | cut -f 10 | sed 's/:.*//' |sort | uniq -c 21444 0/0 54112 0/1 8067 1/1 zcat ${sample}.vcf.gz | grep -v "#" |grep -v IMPRECISE | grep INV | cut -f 10 | sed 's/:.*//' |sort | uniq -c 5 ./. 756 0/0 2086 0/1 216 1/1 zcat ${sample}.vcf.gz | grep -v "#" |grep -v IMPRECISE | grep INS | cut -f 10 | sed 's/:.*//' |sort | uniq -c 41400 0/0 219823 0/1 256862 1/1 zcat ${sample}.vcf.gz | grep -v "#" |grep -v IMPRECISE | grep DEL | cut -f 10 | sed 's/:.*//' |sort | uniq -c 69472 0/0 296181 0/1 396590 1/1
Hi,
I called the SVs using ~15X ONT reads. I found that the DUP, BND, and INV contained a high proportion of 0/1 genotype, with very few 1/1. Do you think this is normal? The low depth of ONT reads would cause this problem?