Hg002-qc-snakemake - HG002 QC Snakemake

Overview

HG002 QC Snakemake

To Run

Resources and data specified within snakefile (hg002QC.smk) for simplicity. Tested with snakemake v6.15.3.

Warning: Several steps of this workflow require minimum coverage. It's recommended that this workflow not be run when yield in base pairs is insufficient to produceat least 15X coverage (i.e. yield/3099922541 >= 15x).

# clone repo
git clone --recursive https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/pb-human-wgs-workflow-snakemake.git workflow

# make necessary directories
mkdir cluster_logs

# create conda environment
conda env create --file workflow/environment.yaml

# activate conda environment
conda activate pb-human-wgs-workflow

# submit job
sbatch workflow/run_hg002QC.sh

Plots

A list of important stats from target files that would be good for plotting.

targets = [f"conditions/{condition}/{filename}"
                    for condition in ubam_dict.keys()
                    for filename in ["smrtcell_stats/all_movies.read_length_and_quality.tsv",
                                    "hifiasm/asm.p_ctg.fasta.stats.txt",
                                    "hifiasm/asm.a_ctg.fasta.stats.txt",
                                    "hifiasm/asm.p_ctg.qv.txt",
                                    "hifiasm/asm.a_ctg.qv.txt",
                                    "truvari/summary.txt",
                                    "pbsv/all_chroms.pbsv.vcf.gz",
                                    "deepvariant/deepvariant.vcf.stats.txt",
                                    "whatshap/deepvariant.phased.tsv",
                                    "happy/all.summary.csv",
                                    "happy/all.extended.csv",
                                    "happy/cmrg.summary.csv",
                                    "happy/cmrg.extended.csv",
                                    "mosdepth/coverage.mosdepth.summary.txt",
                                    "mosdepth/mosdepth.M2_ratio.txt",
                                    "mosdepth/gc_coverage.summary.txt",
                                    "mosdepth/coverage.thresholds.summary.txt"]]
  • smrtcell_stats/all_movies.read_length_and_quality.tsv
    • outputs 3 columns (read name, read length, read quality)
    • boxplots of read length and quality
  • hifiasm/asm.p_ctg.fasta.stats.txt (primary) + hifiasm/asm.a_ctg.fasta.stats.txt (alternate)
    • all stats below should be collected for both primary (p_ctg) and alternate (p_atg) assemblies
    • assembly size awk '$1=="SZ" {print $2}' <filename>
    • auN (area under the curve) awk '$1=="AU" {print $2}' <filename>
    • NGx - line plot of NG10 through NG90 awk '$1=="NL" {print $2 $3}' <filename> ($2 is x-axis, $3 y-axis) like this: example plot
  • hifiasm/asm.p_ctg.qv.txt + hifiasm/asm.a_ctg.qv.txt
    • adjusted assembly quality awk '$1=="QV" {print $3}' <filename> for primary and alternate assemblies
  • truvari/truvari.summary.txt
    • structural variant recall jq .recall <filename>
    • structural variant precision jq .precision <filename>
    • structural variant f1 jq .f1 <filename>
    • number of calls jq '."call cnt"' <filename>
    • FP jq .FP <filename>
    • TP-call jq .TP-call <filename>
    • FN jq .FN <filename>
    • TP-base jq .TP-base <filename>
  • pbsv/all_chroms.pbsv.vcf.gz
    • counts of each type of variant bcftools query -i 'FILTER=="PASS"' -f '%INFO/SVTYPE\n' <filename> | awk '{A[$1]++}END{for(i in A)print i,A[i]}'
    • can also do size distributions of indels bcftools query -i 'FILTER=="PASS" && (INFO/SVTYPE=="INS" | INFO/SVTYPE=="DEL")' -f '%INFO/SVTYPE\t%INFO/SVLEN\n' <filename>
  • deepvariant/deepvariant.vcf.stats.txt
    • several values in lines starting with 'SN' awk '$1=="SN"' <filename>
      • number of SNPS
      • number INDELs
      • number of multi-allelic sites
      • number of multi-allelic SNP sites
    • ratio of transitions to transversions awk '$1=="TSTV" {print$5}' <filename>
    • can monitor substitution types awk '$1=="ST"' <filename>
    • SNP heterozygous : non-ref homozygous ratio awk '$1=="PSC" {print $6/$5}' <filename>
    • SNP transitions : transversions awk '$1=="PSC" {print $7/$8}' <filename>
    • Number of heterozygous insertions : number of homozgyous alt insertions awk '$1=="PSI" {print $8/$10}' <filename>
    • Number of heterozygous deletions : number of homozgyous alt deletions awk '$1=="PSI" {print $9/$11}' <filename>
    • Total INDEL heterozygous:homozygous ratio awk '$1=="PSI" {print ($8+$9)/($10+$11)}' <filename>8+9:10+11 indel het:hom)
  • whatshap/deepvariant.phased.tsv
    • phase block N50 awk '$2=="ALL" {print $22}' <filename>
    • bp_per_block_sum (total number of phased bases) awk '$2=="ALL" {print $18}' <filename>
  • whatshap/deepvariant.phased.blocklist
    • calculate phase block size (to - from) and reverse order them (awk 'NR>1 {print $5-$4}' <filename> |sort -nr), then plot as cumulative line graph like for assembly, N_0 to N90 example plot
  • happy/all.summary.csv + happy/cmrg.summary.csv
    • stats should be collected for all variants and cmrg challenging medically relevant genes
      • SNP recall awk -F, '$1=="SNP" && $2=="PASS" {print $10}' <filename>
      • SNP precision awk -F, '$1=="SNP" && $2=="PASS" {print $11}' <filename>
      • SNP F1 awk -F, '$1=="SNP" && $2=="PASS" {print $13}' <filename>
      • INDEL recall awk -F, '$1=="INDEL" && $2=="PASS" {print $10}' <filename>
      • INDEL precision awk -F, '$1=="INDEL" && $2=="PASS" {print $11}' <filename>
      • INDEL F1 awk -F, '$1=="INDEL" && $2=="PASS" {print $13}' <filename>
  • happy/all.extended.csv + happy/cmrg.extended.csv
    • there are many stratifications that can be examined, and Aaron Wenger might have opinionso n which are most important. The below commands are just for one stratification "GRCh38_lowmappabilityall.bed.gz".
    • SNP GRCh38_lowmappabilityall recall awk -F, '$1=="SNP" && $2=="*" && $3=="GRCh38_lowmappabilityall.bed.gz" && $4=="PASS" {print $8}' <filename>
    • SNP GRCh38_lowmappabilityall precision awk -F, '$1=="SNP" && $2=="*" && $3=="GRCh38_lowmappabilityall.bed.gz" && $4=="PASS" {print $9}' <filename>
    • SNP GRCh38_lowmappabilityall F1 awk -F, '$1=="SNP" && $2=="*" && $3=="GRCh38_lowmappabilityall.bed.gz" && $4=="PASS" {print $11}' <filename>
    • INDEL GRCh38_lowmappabilityall recall awk -F, '$1=="INDEL" && $2=="*" && $3=="GRCh38_lowmappabilityall.bed.gz" && $4=="PASS" {print $8}' <filename>
    • INDEL GRCh38_lowmappabilityall precision awk -F, '$1=="INDEL" && $2=="*" && $3=="GRCh38_lowmappabilityall.bed.gz" && $4=="PASS" {print $9}' <filename>
    • INDEL GRCh38_lowmappabilityall F1 awk -F, '$1=="INDEL" && $2=="*" && $3=="GRCh38_lowmappabilityall.bed.gz" && $4=="PASS" {print $11}' <filename>
  • mosdepth/coverage.mosdepth.summary.txt
    • mean aligned coverage in "coverage.mosdepth.summary.txt" - 4th column of final row, can grep 'total_region'
  • mosdepth/mosdepth.M2_ratio.txt
    • outputs single value: ratio of chr2 coverage to chrM coverage
    • bar chart of m2 ratio
  • mosdepth/gc_coverage.summary.txt
    • outputs 5 columns: gc percentage bin, q1 , median , q3 , count
    • q1, median, q3 columns are statistics for coverage at different gc percentages (e.g. median cover at 30% GC)
    • "count" refers to # of 500 bp windows that fall in that bin
    • can pick a couple of key GC coverage bins and make box plots out of them
  • mosdepth/coverage.thresholds.summary.txt
    • outputs 10 columns corresponding to % of genome sequenced to minimum coverage depths (1X - 10X)
    • maybe a line chart comparing the different coverage thresholds among conditions
Owner
Juniper A. Lake
Bioinformatics Scientist
Juniper A. Lake
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