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Phasing information for use in downstream tools
simono101
London, UKMember ✭
Hi,
I know that HaplotypeCaller outputs physical phasing information in PG and PGT fields, so as not to confuse physical phasing with pedigree based methods, however if I wanted to use the physical phasing information in downstream tools which rely on the | character in the GT tag and the PS identifier tag, is it sufficient to copy this information from the PG and PGT fields into the GT and PS tags respectively for all samples which were genotyped (I notice that the genotype in PGT and GT may not necessarily agree after you run genotypeGVCFs - it looks like genotypeGVCFs updates the called GT from HaplotypeCaller, but the physical phasing information from is unchanged)?
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Geraldine_VdAuwera
Cambridge, MA admin
You should check with the makers of the downstream tools whether the informational content of the phasing fields emitted by Hv and GGVCFS satisfies the input requirements of their tools.
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You should check with the makers of the downstream tools whether the informational content of the phasing fields emitted by Hv and GGVCFS satisfies the input requirements of their tools.