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  • Problems when calling SNPs using samtools mpileup

    Hi there,
    Recently, I'm using samtools mpileup to call SNPs using low coverage (average 1x) resequencing data of 600+ populations. But I encountered a few problems.

    My command line is as follows:
    samtools mpileup -E -C50 -Q20 -q20 -DSuf ref.fasta -r chr4:21000001-24000000 -b bam_list | bcftools view -Nbcvg - > partE-chr4:
    21000001-24000000.bcf
    The individuals sequenced are of inbred lines. So we want to get homoSNPs. HeteroSNPs shold be wrong calling.

    1) The SNPs printed by samtools mpileup seemed weird:
    SNP1: 0/1:26,3,0:1:0:10
    SNP2: 0/1:26,3,0:1:0:9
    Both SNP1 and SNP2 have PLs with (26,3,0), but samtools- bcftools printed them as hetero. lh3 have give a answer at the post:

    but finally which genotype should I give? First, I think I should compare the three values of PLs, and choose the maximum value as
    the final genotype. If two of the values were very close, how to give the genotype? I'm not sure of this. Can someone give me some
    suggestions and some explanations?

    2) For large population, how to deal with QUAL columns (the sixth column)? How to choose the cutoff?

    Xie
    Last edited by zeam; 11-29-2012, 07:44 PM. Reason: Add some information

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