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  • Questions about snp annotation format in old vcf

    Hi, all,

    In old vcf format, for SNP annotation, the substituion or alternative alleles could be 'A T C G Y S M R K W' etc. Does anyone know some clues about these 'Y S M R K W' etc?
    Thank you.

    Kindly Regards

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    Those other letters are codes for ambigous letter. In the context of a SNP, it means a mixed SNP, a heterozygote, if you are dealing with a diploid organism

    See here. (rememebring what all the letters means helps remember which letter stands for which pair)

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nucleic_acid_notation

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    • #3
      Originally posted by swbarnes2 View Post
      Those other letters are codes for ambigous letter. In the context of a SNP, it means a mixed SNP, a heterozygote, if you are dealing with a diploid organism

      See here. (rememebring what all the letters means helps remember which letter stands for which pair)

      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nucleic_acid_notation
      Thank you, it really answered my question.

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