Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
This function detects non-random distribution of homozygous variants on chromosome X compared to all other chromosomes. A non-significant Fisher's exact p-value indicates more than one chromosome X copy. This function is called in runAbsoluteCN as sanity check when a VCF is provided. It is also useful for determining sex when no sex marker genes on chrY (e.g. AMELY) are available.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | getSexFromVcf(
vcf,
tumor.id.in.vcf = NULL,
min.or = 4,
min.or.na = 2.5,
max.pv = 0.001,
homozygous.cutoff = 0.95,
af.cutoff = 0.2,
min.coverage = 15,
use.somatic.status = TRUE
)
|
vcf |
CollapsedVCF object, read in with the |
tumor.id.in.vcf |
The tumor id in the CollapsedVCF (optional). |
min.or |
Minimum odds-ratio to call sample as male. If p-value is not significant due to a small number of SNPs on chromosome X, sample will be called as NA even when odds-ratio exceeds this cutoff. |
min.or.na |
Minimum odds-ratio to not call a sample. Odds-ratios in the
range |
max.pv |
Maximum Fisher's exact p-value to call sample as male. |
homozygous.cutoff |
Minimum allelic fraction to call position homozygous. |
af.cutoff |
Remove all SNVs with allelic fraction lower than the specified value. |
min.coverage |
Minimum coverage in tumor. Variants with lower coverage are ignored. |
use.somatic.status |
If somatic status and germline data is available, then exclude somatic variants. |
Returns a character(1)
with M
for male, F
for
female, or NA
if unknown.
Markus Riester
1 2 3 4 5 | vcf.file <- system.file("extdata", "example.vcf.gz", package="PureCN")
vcf <- readVcf(vcf.file, "hg19")
# This example vcf is filtered and contains no homozygous calls,
# which are necessary for determining sex from chromosome X.
getSexFromVcf(vcf)
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