Yes, I have this spec. I do not understand this particular example described above.
Hi, everyone!
I've encountered complex variant of FMR1. It consist of both 157 bp deletion and 7 bp insertion at the same site. What is the correct way to make its VCF notation? This is how I imagine possible notation (simplified):
POS REF ALT INFO
<del 5'> C CACGGAGT SVTYPE=CNV;END=<del 3'>;SVLEN=-157;
I know this variant is far too small for CNV, but just I can't put DEL or INS either. Do you have any ideas how to write it clearly?
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Dear,
Whenever I am in doubt of naming variants I consult human genome variation society page: http://www.hgvs.org/mutnomen/
However in your case if you want to form a machine readable format, I would suggest you just simplify the 157bp ins and 7bp del to form a single insertion and write it your REF and ALT columns in your tsv file. the Info column can further be elaborated.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
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