AlleleSeq

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(2) '''AlleleSeq pipeline - mapping and statistical testing using PIPELINE.mk package''' <br>
(2) '''AlleleSeq pipeline - mapping and statistical testing using PIPELINE.mk package''' <br>
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(a) Reads from ChIP-seq and RNA-seq experiments are aligned and mapped to both  
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a) Reads from ChIP-seq and RNA-seq experiments are aligned and mapped to both  
haplotype genomes. <br><br>
haplotype genomes. <br><br>
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(b) Then for each SNV position with mapped reads, we compare the allele  
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b) Then for each SNV position with mapped reads, we compare the allele  
frequencies observed in the two parental haplotypes. <br><br>
frequencies observed in the two parental haplotypes. <br><br>

Revision as of 15:53, 7 June 2013

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General outline of pipeline

The basic goal of the pipeline is to take a large collection of reads generated from ChIP-seq or RNA-seq experiments associated with an individual and detect single nucleotide variants (SNVs) that correspond to significantly skewed number of reads. To do this, the pipeline starts with a preprocessing step, before the actual process.

(1) Pre-processing - diploid genome construction using vcf2diploid
In the Rozowsky et al. (2011) paper, the pre-processing step separate (phase) the child's diploid genome into its parental haplotypes based on the sequences of the parents.

(2) AlleleSeq pipeline - mapping and statistical testing using PIPELINE.mk package
a) Reads from ChIP-seq and RNA-seq experiments are aligned and mapped to both haplotype genomes.

b) Then for each SNV position with mapped reads, we compare the allele frequencies observed in the two parental haplotypes.

vcf2diploid

AlleleSeq pipeline

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