IGV - identification of sequencing errors
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Hi to all,

I've already read that Illumina reads mostly common present errors at the end.. however, never read about any issue at the beginning of them.

I have called SNVs at the beginning and end of my reads that I don't feel like trusting, although the mapping quality and phread quality appears to be of high quality.

What would you tell me? Does this look like an sequencing error?

obs: i cannot perform trimming because my library is amplicon-based Print screen of my IGV overview. Its a T>C change, it appears in both strands, but as mentioned, in the end or beginning of the amplicon enter image description here

Thank you!!

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how did you call the SNV ? are you showing the clipped bases in IGV ?

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the calling was performed by Somatic variant caller, from Illumina.
What are clipped bases?

Primers and adaptors were supposed removed. Thank you

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If it's amplicon based, then did you do anything to remove the primer sequences? Where should those be?

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Yeah, they were supposed removed.

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Hello,

could you show us the resulting line in your vcf file?

If this is paired end data: Use the "View as pairs" option if you right click in the alignment track. Do both directions of a read pair show this variant?

fin swimmer

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