Hi,
I have this matrix table (proband, father, mother):
I wonder what is the best way to annotate de-novo and recessive variants (those with GT of 0/1).
Any suggestions for an efficient way to do this?
Thanks,
Ofer
Hi,
I have this matrix table (proband, father, mother):
I wonder what is the best way to annotate de-novo and recessive variants (those with GT of 0/1).
Any suggestions for an efficient way to do this?
Thanks,
Ofer
Take a look at the methods trio_matrix and de_novo
Some combination of those two should do what you need!
actually, do you just have this one family in your dataset, or many?
I have some families, but they are all separated from each other
in that case, you might do something like:
t = mt.make_table() # converts a matrix table to a table where the samples are field names
t = t.annotate(mendel_code =
hl.mendel_error_code(t.locus,
is_female=<PROBAND_IS_FEMALE>,
father=t['AS22WG003'].GT,
mother=t['AS22WG002'].GT,
child=t['AS22WG001'].GT)
t = t.annotate(is_de_novo = hl.is_defined(t.mendel_code),
is_recessive=(t['AS22WG001'].GT.is_hom_var() & t['AS22WG002'].GT.is_het() & t['AS22WG003'].GT.is_het()))
Wow!!! it works!!! with some little changes
Thank you very much!