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germline calling from multiple chromosomes

Open twoneu opened this issue 2 years ago • 3 comments

Hello all,

Thank you for making this great tool. In the example, the germline caller is used for chromosome 20 only. If we wish to perform germline calling for chromosomes 1-22 for a single sample, do we need to run the germline caller 22 times? Or is there a way to input multiple fasta files that correspond to the different chrs?

twoneu avatar Aug 20 '23 14:08 twoneu

There is an option --region in which you can specify multiple chromosomes. You can set region.lst as following to run 22 chromosomes at the same time.

region.lst chr1 chr2 chr3 ... chr22

jinzhuangdou avatar Aug 20 '23 19:08 jinzhuangdou

Hello,jinzhuangdou

 -g REFERENCE, --reference REFERENCE
                        The human genome reference used for alignment

When I set the region.lst content to chr1-22, how do I specify the reference?

monoplasty avatar Sep 11 '23 11:09 monoplasty

Hi! I have same question with @monoplasty, I want to see all the somatic SNV in the genome of my sample. Should I repare the 23 .fa one by one or just one fa for the whole genome? I think this kinds of appliction of the technique is in great need, more specific illustration will benefit us a lot @jinzhuangdou.

Arsenalwins avatar Sep 14 '24 13:09 Arsenalwins