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CoGe has a built-in SNP finding pipeline!  To find SNPs in an existing alignment-type experiment, select the "Find SNPs" analysis tool in the [[ExperimentView]] page.
CoGe has a built-in SNP finding pipeline!  To find SNPs in an existing alignment-type experiment, select the "Find SNPs" analysis tool in the [[ExperimentView]] page.


[[File:ExperimentView_findSNPs.png|thumb|right|500px|Find SNPs function highlighted in red]]
[[File:ExperimentView_findSNPs.png|thumb|right|500px|Find SNPs function (highlighted in red)]]


An alignment-type experiment in CoGe is created by loading a BAM file.  See [[LoadExperiment]] for instruction on how to do this.
An alignment-type experiment in CoGe is created by loading a BAM file.  See [[LoadExperiment]] for instruction on how to do this.
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We are working to incorporate other SNP-finding programs into CoGe.
We are working to incorporate other SNP-finding programs into CoGe.
[[File:SNP_track.png|thumb|right|500px|Resulting SNP track (highlighted in red)]]

Revision as of 18:46, 20 May 2014

CoGe has a built-in SNP finding pipeline! To find SNPs in an existing alignment-type experiment, select the "Find SNPs" analysis tool in the ExperimentView page.

Find SNPs function (highlighted in red)

An alignment-type experiment in CoGe is created by loading a BAM file. See LoadExperiment for instruction on how to do this.

The CoGe SNP finding pipeline detects SNPs that meet the following criteria:

  • minimum read depth of 10 (of any base quality value)
  • minimum high-quality allele count of 4 (high quality is PHRED >= 20)
  • minimum allele frequency of 10%.

The SAMtools mpileup function is used to generate read depth counts for the BAM file.

We are working to incorporate other SNP-finding programs into CoGe.

Resulting SNP track (highlighted in red)