The Alignment screen is the one of several screens for filtering a multi-sample Variants view or set, and lets you filter variants in the Variants view based on alignment statistics.
Put a check mark next to each type of statistic you wish to filter on, then input a minimum and/or maximum threshold for that setting.
- P not ref – The probability that the called base at this position is not the reference base.
- Q call – The Phred-like quality score of the called genotype; a measure of the probability that the called genotype is correct.
- SNPs – The Minimum and Maximum percentage of reads that should contain a variant at a given position.
- Depth – The minimum depth of reads needed to include the variant.
Once you have made your selections, do any of the following:
- To select additional filtering options in the wizard, click Experiment, Type, Impact, or Database on the left of the wizard. If you are filtering a variant set, you can also click Name to overwrite the default name and notes for the set.
- To apply the screen options and keep the wizard open, click Apply. Note: Once you press Apply, the button becomes temporarily disabled. When you make further changes to the filter, the button is once again enabled.
- To apply the screen options and close the wizard, click OK.
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