Extract specific variants from vcf to annotate
Hi
I have a txt file that contains some variants with specific columns
Example from my txt file
chr5 140673 rs12516245 A G
I want to extract variants that in txt from a large VCF file to a new VCF file. So a new VCF file just contain this variants with the header to annotate a new VCF file in the final step. How can I do this please?
I'm new in bioinformatics, please help me
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Did you Google "extract from VCF" or "subset from VCF"? You may be new to bioinformatics but you must have tried something before posting here.
yes, I try to google it but I didn't find the answer ( I found how to subset samples or region for example ) but I didn't found how to subset like what I really need!
You have then found the solution - your text file has the region information and you can use what you found to extract records overlapping those regions.