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Compound is missed if one parent is genotyped for each variant #99

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bartcharbon opened this issue Jan 18, 2021 · 5 comments
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Compound is missed if one parent is genotyped for each variant #99

bartcharbon opened this issue Jan 18, 2021 · 5 comments
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@bartcharbon
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We have a probably rather rare situation:
After quality checks we end up with two variant in one gene:

  • variant one is called (hetrozygote) for a child and its mother(hetrozygote), but has a "./." for the father
  • variant two is called (hetrozygote) for a child and its father(hetrozygote), but has a "./." for the mother

This is possibly a comp_het, however it is missed by Genmod.

I changed the missing parent GT's in a testfile to 0/0 to confirm it works as expected in that case, and indeed: Genmod then marks the variants a compounds.

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moonso commented Jan 18, 2021

Ok I will create a test case to replicate the situation

@dennishendriksen
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@moonso we have been running into this issue a couple of times. are you still planning to look into this issue?

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moonso commented May 20, 2021

Hi, sorry for taking so long. I will try to find time and look into this as soon as possible. Get back when there is a time estimate

@dennishendriksen
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No problem. I'm not proficient in Python (yet), but if there is anything I can do to help please let me know :)

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dnil commented Oct 24, 2024

A naive replication in the example files supports this. Pinning it as a bug, and prioritising it there after! 😊

@dnil dnil added the bug label Oct 24, 2024
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