2.4. Identical by Descent Analysis

AO Adrian Odrzywolski
BT Beyhan Tüysüz
PD Philippe Debeer
ES Erika Souche
AV Arnout Voet
BD Boyan Dimitrov
PK Paulina Krzesińska
JV Joris Robert Vermeesch
PT Przemko Tylzanowski
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Identity by descent (IBD) was conducted by applying an algorithm described by Pagnamenta et al. [27], without the need to lift-over the genome version or downsampling SNP counts. A multi-sample VCF file with all sequenced family members was filtered by applying the following set of filters: a reads depth of >14, genotype quality of >30, no mendelian error, and an allelic ratio difference of >0. Next, a pair-wise analysis between all affected patients was performed. For each Single-Nucleotide Variant (SNV) in each pair, the absolute difference between the ratios of alternative variant read count and read depth was taken:

where A denotes the current site, 1 or 2—patient from pair, AD—alternative variant read count (allelic depth), and DP—read depth.

Finally, pairs with identical genotypes were filtered out as a non-informative.

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