Somaticindeldetector Vs Unifiedgenotyper
Hey Guys,
I've been establishing my own first pipeline for calling variants: Indels and SNPs. For that, I used mainly GATK tools.
I'm doing this for whole genome and whole exome sequences of mouse inbred strains.
So I'd like to hear your opinion about calling Indels with SomaticIndelDetector (--unpaired flag for simple sample) or UnifiedGenotyper (INDEL mode).
Which one gives better results and is more appropriate for my study?
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Could you expand on why you're considering SomaticIndelDetector please? I would have thought, given your application, you'd be following up germline variation rather than somatic mutations wouldn't you?
My understanding is that SomaticIndelDetector only makes that difference (germline/somatic indel) when analyzing two samples (tumor and normal). In the unpaired mode, I guess it just calls Indels...