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. 2016 Nov 23;33(6):926–928. doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btw742

Table 1.

Results of haplotype phasing with Nanopore long reads (NA12878)

GraphMap
BLASR
LAST
LAST + LAST-TRAIN
Manual (q = 1)
Manual (q = 2)
Training
Training+LAMA
Haplotype Polymorphism Count Freq Count Freq Count Freq Count Freq Count Freq Count Freq
TT: CT CYP2D6*4 207 11.9% 227 18.4% 340 20.1% 182 21.2% 327 27.3% 343 27.4%
TT: CC (reference bias) 225 13.0% 329 26.6% 326 19.3% 164 19.1% 160 13.4% 134 10.7%
T−: CT 70 4.0% 31 2.5% 65 3.8% 36 4.2% 75 6.3% 78 6.2%
T−: CC CYP2D6*3 226 13.0% 281 22.8% 232 13.7% 199 23.1% 199 16.6% 217 17.3%
Other 1006 58.1% 367 29.7% 726 43.1% 279 32.4% 436 36.4% 480 38.3%
Total 1734 100.0% 1235 100.0% 1689 100.0% 860 100.0% 1197 100.0% 1252 100.0%

In the first column, TX:CY indicates the phased haplotype where the 1st position (rs35742686) is ‘X’ (‘T’ in the reference genome) and the 2nd position (rs3892097) is ‘Y’ (‘C’ in the reference genome). See also Supplementary Table S14. The high frequency for TT:CC (the identical haplotype to the reference genome) is known as reference bias (Laver et al., 2016). The values for ‘BLASR’ were computed from the mapping results in Ammar et al. (2015), where BLASR was used for mapping Nanopore reads to the reference genome. The column ‘training + LAMA’ shows the results of probabilistic alignment (Hamada et al., 2011) using forward scores with the trained parameters by LAST-TRAIN. See Supplementary Materials S7 for the detailed command line options for every tool.