several effect for one SNP annotated by SNPeff

Question: several effect for one SNP annotated by SNPeff

2.2 years ago by

reza • 250

Iran

reza • 250 wrote:

i annotated one vcf file using SNPeff and now some SNPs have several effect instead one effect, for example:

ANN=A|splice_acceptor_variant&splice_donor_variant&intron_variant|HIGH|LOC105079267|gene19881|transcript|rna26374|protein_coding|4/6|c.2134+1C

effect of splice_acceptor_variant and splice_donor_variant is high, while effect of intron_variant is modifier. what is problem? anyone can help me?

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modified 2.2 years ago • written 2.2 years ago by reza • 250

2.2 years ago by

Kevin Blighe ♦ 70k

Republic of Ireland

Kevin Blighe ♦ 70k wrote:

See these:

These are the transcript splice isoforms of BRCA1, taken from UCSC Genome Browser. Different exons are transcribed in different isoforms.

When we describe a genetic variant using the standard nomenclature, we only provide chromosome, base position, ref allele, and alt allele. The only way that we can comprehensively annotate variants using this simple information is by annotating it for all known splice isoforms for the gene in which the variant is located.

Looking at the screenshot that I provide, you can appreciate that there are many regions in this gene where the variant would be in an exon and intron, depending on the splice isoform.

Additionally, in the human genome, there are many regions where 2 independent genes share overlapping sequence. In these cases, we have to annotate the variant for both genes, and their splice isoforms (if applicable).

Kevin

ADD COMMENT • link modified 2.2 years ago • written 2.2 years ago by Kevin Blighe ♦ 70k

SnpEff accepts custom annotations from GFF3 files. See this:

Building Snpeff Database

ADD REPLY • link written 2.2 years ago by Vitis • 2.4k

i did it, i described it in my question

ADD REPLY • link written 2.2 years ago by reza • 250

I mean, you could probably create a simplified annotation in GFF3 format and make another SnpEff database. In the simplified version, you may only allow one transcript for one gene (based on expression profiles?), although I would not recommend it.

ADD REPLY • link written 2.2 years ago by Vitis • 2.4k

thanks Kevin

ANNOVAR can help me i guess. i have reference (fasta) file and gff3 file of under study organism. i read ANNOVAR manual for annotation of vcf file by gff3 file but it puzzled me because all the examples are about a human that has all kind of required data. can you help me to do that? anyone here work with ANNOVAR?

ADD REPLY • link written 2.2 years ago by reza • 250

Why do you not have a VCF? Have you called variants from your FASTA reads? Have you even aligned the FASTA reads to the reference genome? Which species is it?

ADD REPLY • link written 2.2 years ago by Kevin Blighe ♦ 70k

i have vcf file resulted from standard workflow of variant calling (fastq files mapped to reference genome, post-alignment steps, variant calling by samtools). under study species is Bactrian camel

ADD REPLY • link modified 2.2 years ago • written 2.2 years ago by reza • 250

Indeed, ANNOVAR will not have annotation for the Bactrian camel.

ADD REPLY • link written 2.2 years ago by Kevin Blighe ♦ 70k

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