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a tool for CNV discovery and genotyping from depth-of-coverage by mapped reads
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This project forked from abyzovlab/cnvnator
a tool for CNV discovery and genotyping from depth-of-coverage by mapped reads
License: Other
README file for CNVnator software distribution 1. Compilation ============== You must install ROOT package (http://root.cern.ch) and set up $ROOTSYS variable (see ROOT documentation). $ cd src/samtools $ make Even if compilation is not completed, but the file libbam.a has been created, you can continue. $ cd ../ $ make If make doesn't work, try "make OMP=no" which will disable parallel support. >>>Installing with Yeppp support Yeppp (http://www.yeppp.info/) is a library which provides high-performance implementations of math functions. To install with Yeppp support, download Yeppp from http://bitbucket.org/MDukhan/yeppp/downloads/yeppp-1.0.0.tar.bz2 and extract it at a location of your choice. Set YEPPPLIBDIR and YEPPPINCLUDEDIR directories appropriately. Typically, for Linux-based systems on x86-64, YEPPPLIBDIR will be yeppp-1.0.0/binaries/linux/x86_64/ and YEPPPINCLUDEDIR will be yeppp-1.0.0/library/headers. To build, type make YEPPPLIBDIR=... YEPPPINCLUDEDIR=... . To disable OpenMP also add OMP=no to the make command. 2. Predicting CNV regions ========================= Running involves a few steps outlined below. Chromosome names and lengths are parsed from sam/bam file header. One can override this default behavior by using the -genome option. >>>EXTRACTING READ MAPPING FROM BAM/SAM FILES $ ./cnvnator [-genome name] -root out.root [-chrom name1 ...] -tree [file1.bam ...] out.root -- output ROOT file. See ROOT package documentation. chr_name1 -- chromosome name. file.bam -- bam files. Chromosome names must be specified the same way as they are described in sam/bam header, e.g., chrX or X. One can specify multiple chromosomes separated by space. If no chromosome is specified, read mapping is extracted for all chromosomes in sam/bam file. Note that this would require machines with a large physical memory of 7Gb. Extracting read mapping for subsets of chromosomes is a way around this issue. Also note that the root file is not being overwritten. To have correct q0 field for CNV calls (see below), one needs to use the option -unique when extracting read mapping from bam/sam files. Example: ./cnvnator -root NA12878.root -chrom 1 2 3 -tree NA12878_ali.bam for bam files with a header like this: @HD VN:1.4 GO:none SO:coordinate @SQ SN:1 LN:249250621 @SQ SN:2 LN:243199373 @SQ SN:3 LN:198022430 ... or ./cnvnator -root NA12878.root -chrom chr1 chr2 chr3 -tree NA12878_ali.bam for bam files with a header like this: @HD VN:1.4 GO:none SO:coordinate @SQ SN:chr1 LN:249250621 @SQ SN:chr2 LN:243199373 @SQ SN:chr3 LN:198022430 ... Example: ./cnvnator -root NA12878.root -chrom 4 5 6 -tree NA12878_ali.bam ./cnvnator -root NA12878.root -chrom 7 8 9 -tree NA12878_ali.bam is equivalent to ./cnvnator -root NA12878.root -chrom 4 5 6 7 8 9 -tree NA12878_ali.bam >>>GENERATING A HISTOGRAM $ ./cnvnator [-genome name] -root file.root [-chrom name1 ...] -his bin_size [-d dir] This step is not memory consuming and so can be done for all chromosomes at once. It can, of course, be carried for a subset of chromosomes also. Files with chromosome sequences are required and should reside in the running directory or in the directory specified by the -d option. Files should be named as: chr1.fa, chr2.fa, etc. >>>CALCULATING STATISTICS $ ./cnvnator -root file.root [-chrom name1 ...] -stat bin_size This step must be completed before proceeding to partitioning and CNV calling. >>>RD SIGNAL PARTITIONING $ ./cnvnator -root file.root [-chrom name1 ...] -partition bin_size [-ngc] Option -ngc specifies not to use GC corrected RD signal. Partitioning is the most time consuming step. >>>CNV CALLING $ ./cnvnator -root file.root [-chrom name1 ...] -call bin_size [-ngc] Calls are printed to STDOUT. The output is as follows: CNV_type coordinates CNV_size normalized_RD e-val1 e-val2 e-val3 e-val4 q0 normalized_RD -- normalized to 1. e-val1 -- is calculated using t-test statistics. e-val2 -- is from the probability of RD values within the region to be in the tails of a gaussian distribution describing frequencies of RD values in bins. e-val3 -- same as e-val1 but for the middle of CNV e-val4 -- same as e-val2 but for the middle of CNV q0 -- fraction of reads mapped with q0 quality To have correct output of q0 field one needs to use the option -unique when extracting read mapping from bam/sam files. >>>MERGING ROOT FILES ./cnvnator [-genome name]-root out.root [-chrom name ...] -merge file1.root ... Merging can be used when combining read mappings extracted from multiple files. Note, histogram generation, statistics calculation, signal partitioning, and CNV calling should be completed/redone after merging. >>>VISUALIZING SPECIFIED REGIONS ./cnvnator -root file.root [-chrom chr_name1 ...] -view bin_size [-ngc] Once prompted enter a genomic region, e.g., >12:11396601-11436500 or >chr12:11396601-11436500 or >12 11396601 11436500 or >chr12 11396601 11436500 Additionally, one can specify the length of flanking regions (default is 10 kb) to be also displayed, e.g., >12:11396601-11436500 100000 or >chr12:11396601-11436500 100000 or >12 11396601 11436500 100000 or >chr12 11396601 11436500 100000 One can also perform instant genotyping by adding the word 'genotype', e.g., >12:11396601-11436500 genotype or >chr12:11396601-11436500 genotype or >12 11396601 11436500 genotype or >chr12 11396601 11436500 genotype 3. Genotyping genomic regions ============================= For efficient genotype calculations, we recommend that you sort the list of regions by chromosomes. ./cnvnator -root file.root -genotype bin_size [-ngc] Once prompted enter a genomic region, e.g., >12:11396601-11436500 or >chr12:11396601-11436500 or >12 11396601 11436500 or >chr12 11396601 11436500 One can also perform instant visualization by adding the word 'view', e.g., >12:11396601-11436500 view or >chr12:11396601-11436500 view or >12 11396601 11436500 view or >chr12 11396601 11436500 view For genotyping of multiple regions one can use input piping, e.g., ./cnvnator -root NA12878.root -genotype 100 << EOF 12:11396601-11436500 22:20999401-21300400 exit EOF Another example, awk '{ print $2 } END { print "exit" }' calls.cnvnator | ./cnvnator -root NA12878.root -genotype 100 Please send your comments and suggestions to [email protected].
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