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We're looking for somatic/mosaic variants in exome data and there's a particular variant of interest that is not showing up when I run lofreq in parallel mode, however it does show up when I used lofreq in single-threaded mode. Single-threaded mode takes 10x longer to run so I'd like to use parallelization but I'm uncertain why this variant is omitted during the merging step.
Interestingly, when I check the intermediate files during the run, I do see the variant:
$ tabix /hpcdata/scratch/15010036.1.all.q/lofreq2_call_paralleljumki42g/21.vcf.gz 4:55594084-55594084
4 55594084 . A G 92 PASS DP=40;AF=0.150000;SB=0;DP4=25,9,5,1
But in the final filtered file the variant is absent.
Also, if I run the analysis in single-threaded mode for the whole exome, or manually for just for this region of interest, the variant shows up in the results, e.g.,
It seems this is not the only variant. I ran the same BAM file with different threads and it seems the more threads I use the fewer the variants remaining in the VCF file:
We were having the same issue. In order to get variants using call-parallel we first had to index the .bam input that we used using samtools index, i.e.,
Hi,
We're looking for somatic/mosaic variants in exome data and there's a particular variant of interest that is not showing up when I run lofreq in parallel mode, however it does show up when I used lofreq in single-threaded mode. Single-threaded mode takes 10x longer to run so I'd like to use parallelization but I'm uncertain why this variant is omitted during the merging step.
My settings are
Interestingly, when I check the intermediate files during the run, I do see the variant:
But in the final filtered file the variant is absent.
Also, if I run the analysis in single-threaded mode for the whole exome, or manually for just for this region of interest, the variant shows up in the results, e.g.,
It seems this is not the only variant. I ran the same BAM file with different threads and it seems the more threads I use the fewer the variants remaining in the VCF file:
1 thread – 103737 variants
4 threads – 103601
16 threads – 103601
30 threads – 103597
I tried this first with v.2.1.3.1 but also tried with v.2.1.5 and I see the same thing.
Any idea why some variants would be missing in parallel mode that are present in single-threaded mode?
Thanks!
Andrew
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