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  • Position of insertion in Homopolymer

    Hi all ,

    I m using bwa for alignment and Varsan with mpileup to find my variants positions. In this list I found an insertion of A in homopolymer of A and the position of this insertion is the beginning of the homopolymer. I compared this result with an other work (witch analyze data with other bioinformatics tools) with this data set and all of my snp agreed only the insertion of A in homopolymer of A disagreed. In this other work the position of this insertion is the end the homopolymer.
    Do you know is there rules for this kind of variant ? Is this difference could come from aligners ?

    king regards

    Tristan
    Last edited by tristan dubos; 03-14-2016, 06:22 AM.

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    see https://www.biostars.org/p/66843/

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    • #3
      Different aligners treat homopolymer indels differently. BBMap always shifts them in the same direction (rightmost, I think). PacBio's BLASR places them seemingly at random within the homopolymer, though it is probably related to the specific quality scores of the bases.

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      • #4
        Thank you to you two ! I understand now the number of variants we can miss if we compare it into database (like COSMIC) and don't use the same way too call variants .....

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