HPC-based genome variant calling workflow (HPC-GVCW)
Zhou, Y.; Kathiresan, N.; Yu, Z.; Rivera, L. F.; Thimma, M.; Manickam, K.; Chebotarov, D.; Mauleon, R.; Chougule, K.; Wei, S.; Gao, T.; Green, C. D.; Zuccolo, A.; Zhang, J.; Ware, D.; McNally, K. L.; Wing, R. A.
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A high-performance computing genome variant calling workflow was designed to run GATK on HPC platforms. This workflow efficiently called an average of 27.3 M, 32.6 M, 168.9 M, and 16.2 M SNPs for rice, sorghum, maize, and soybean, respectively, on the most recently released high-quality reference sequences. Analysis of a rice pan-genome reference panel revealed 2.1 M novel SNPs that have yet to be publicly released.
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