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  • how to make consensus call of diploid genotypes from bam file

    Hi, I'm new to the next-generation sequencing data and got confused with some concepts. Could anyone give me some help?

    Take the bam files of 1000 genome data from pilot 3 as an example, I was able to use samtools to view or get consensus. But -c in pileup only give a consensus sequence. Is there a way to make consensus genotype call, including homozygous and heterozygous polymorphisms?

    Thanks a lot in advance for any hint!
    Cindy

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    Originally posted by cindyz View Post
    Hi, I'm new to the next-generation sequencing data and got confused with some concepts. Could anyone give me some help?

    Take the bam files of 1000 genome data from pilot 3 as an example, I was able to use samtools to view or get consensus. But -c in pileup only give a consensus sequence. Is there a way to make consensus genotype call, including homozygous and heterozygous polymorphisms?

    Thanks a lot in advance for any hint!
    Cindy
    The "-c" option does give ploidy status by using IUPAC codes. Look for "K" or "R" characters (etc.) in your consensus calls.

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