Closed mekkiboussaha closed 7 months ago
Hey Mekki, The "." is effectively missing (same as VCF), there is a more detailed answer here #34.
Hi Alex and thanks a lot for your clarification.
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Hey Mekki, The "." is effectively missing (same as VCF), there is a more detailed answer here #34https://github.com/lh3/minigraph/issues/34.
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Thank you, @ASLeonard
Sorry to bother you with this issue, but I am kind of new in the field and there are things that I could not understand. I constructed the graph using 2 samples. Then I run gfatools to call SVs and finally I run "minigraph --call" to find the path/allele. in the output file for this last step, I observed something like this: 19 6215950 6216037 >s32400 >s32402 *:0:+:19:6011048:6011135 19 6232539 6232540 >s32402 >s32404 . What does the "." in the last column of the second result means exactly? Thank you very much for your help. Best regards