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Generally good practise is not to use excel for opening genome files in Windows, especially when you want to save it but text editor which can open large files quickly like Edit Pad. It also does not change formatting / encoding like standard notepad.
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The other problem is that some .bcf cannot be compressed to more small .bcf using bcftools call - there is not error, but the resulting .bcf is emptyNote: none of --samples-file, --ploidy or --ploidy-file given, assuming all sites are diploid
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i found the problem. chromosomes should be named like chr1, chr2 ... chrY.
MT should probably be excluded.
here's the file:
https://easyupload.io/vwenmx
you should use it in the "bcftools mpileup" step already. (restrict to>regions>history dataset)
it wil finish much faster and the output file will be smaller. after that it's not neccesary to filter anymore, just run bcftools call and you have your file.
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I have a question - on the Vahaduo there are samples of the Sredniy Stog I4110_Ukraine_EN and I5882_Ukraine_EN Did they come from here?:https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/browser/vi...652?show=reads
Their files from ENA generate empty VCFs.
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