facets-nf

current version 2.0

Table of Contents

• Description
• Usage
• Dependencies
• Input (mandatory)
  • Example of Tumor/Normal pairs file (--tn_file)
• Parameters
  • Minimal
  • Optional
• Output
• Common errors
  • Facets
  • Singularity
• Contributions

Description

Pipeline using facets for fraction and copy number estimate from tumor/normal sequencing data.

Usage

#using a tn_pairs file
nextflow run iarcbioinfo/facets-nf -r v2.0 \
 -profile singularity --ref hg38  \
 --dbsnp_vcf_ref snps.vcf.gz \
 --tn_file tn_pairs.txt \
 --cohort_dir /path/CRAM 

# Or using directories storing the CRAM/BAM files
nextflow run iarcbioinfo/facets-nf -r v2.0 \
 -profile singularity --ref hg38  \
 --dbsnp_vcf_ref snps.vcf.gz \
 --tumor_dir /path/tumor \
 --normal_dir /path/normal  

#activate CRAM files mode
nextflow run iarcbioinfo/facets-nf -r v2.0 \
 -profile singularity --ref hg38  \
 --dbsnp_vcf_ref snps.vcf.gz \
 --tumor_dir /path/tumor \
 --normal_dir /path/normal  \
 --cram true  

Dependencies

1. This pipeline is based on nextflow. As we have several nextflow pipelines, we have centralized the common information in the IARC-nf repository. Please read it carefully as it contains essential information for the installation, basic usage and configuration of nextflow and our pipelines.
2. External software:

• facets

You can avoid installing all the external software by only installing Docker or singularity. See the IARC-nf repository for more information.

Input (mandatory)

Type	Description
--tumor_dir	Folder containing tumor BAM/CRAM files
--normal_dir	Folder containing normal BAM/CRAM files
OR
--cohort_dir	Folder containing all BAM/CRAM files
--tn_file	File containing the list of names of BAM files to be processed

Example of Tumor/Normal pairs file (--tn_file)

A text file tabular separated, with the following header:

tumor_id	sample	tumor	normal
sample1_T1	sample1	sample1_T.cram	sample1_N.cram
sample2_T1	sample2	sample2_T.cram	sample2_N.cram
sample3_T1	sample3	sample3_T.cram	sample3_N.cram

Parameters

Minimal

Name	Example value	Description
--tn_file	[file]	File containing list of T/N bam/cram files to be processed (T.bam, N.bam)
--ref	[string]	Version of genome: hg19 or hg38 or hg18 [def:hg38]
--dbsnp_vcf_ref	[path]	Path to dbsnp vcf reference file (with name of ref file)

SNP reference (vcf file) can be downloaded from:

• hg19: wget ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/snp/organisms/human_9606_b150_GRCh37p13/VCF/00-common_all.vcf.gz

• hg38: wget ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/snp/organisms/human_9606_b150_GRCh38p7/VCF/00-common_all.vcf.gz

Optional

Name	type	Description
--analysis_type	[string]	Type of analysis: genome or exome, def: genome
--snp_nbhd	[number]	By default 1000 for genome and 250 for exome
--cval_preproc	[number]	By default 35 for genome, 25 for exome
--cval_proc1	[number]	By default 150 for genome, 75 for exome
--cval_proc2	[number]	By default 300 for genome, 150 for exome
--min_read_count	[number]	By default 20 for genome, 35 for exome
--m_cval	[bool]	Use multiple cval values (500,1000,1500) to study the number of segments [def:true]
SNP-pileup options
--min-map-quality	[number]	Minimum read mapping quality [def:15]
--min-base-quality	[number]	Minimum base quality [def:20]
--pseudo-snps	[number]	window for pseudo-snps [def:100]
Execution options
--snppileup_bin	[path]	Path to snppileup software (default: snp-pileup)
-profile	[str]	Configuration profile to use (Available: singularity, docker)
Outputs
--output_folder	[folder]	Folder name for output files (default: ./result)
input is CRAM
--cram	[bool]	the input are CRAM files [def:false]
Pairs in separate directories
--tumor_dir	[directory]	Directory containing tumor bam/cram files
--normal_dir	[directory]	Directory containing normal bam/cram files
--cohort_dir	[directory]	Directory containing all bam/cram files
Files suffixes
--suffix_tumor	[string]	tumor file name's specific suffix (by default _T)
--suffix_normal	[string]	normal file name's specific suffix (by default _N)
Visualization
--facets_plot	[bool]	Facets will generate a PDF output (def:true)

Output

results
├── facets
│   ├── LNEN047_TU.def_cval300_CNV.pdf                # Facet plot for cval=300 (default for genome).
│   ├── LNEN047_TU.def_cval300_CNV_spider.pdf         # Spider plot (QC).
│   ├── LNEN047_TU.def_cval300_CNV.txt                # CNV segments.
│   ├── LNEN047_TU.def_cval300_stats.txt              # Ploidy and Purity.
│   ├── LNEN047_TU.R_sessionInfo.txt                  # R sesion information.
│   ├── ... 
├── facets_stats_default_summary.txt                  # Summary of ploidy and purity for all samples
└── nf-pipeline_info                                  # Nextflow info directory
    ├── facets_dag.html
    ├── facets_report.html
    ├── facets_timeline.html
    ├── facets_trace.txt
    └── run_parameters_report.txt                     # Custom file providing info for software versions

Common errors

Facets

In case of low coverage you may get the following error during facets process:

Loading required package: pctGCdata
Error in fit.cpt.tree(genomdat, cval = cval, hscl = hscl, delta = delta) :
NA/NaN/Inf in foreign function call (arg 9)
Calls: preProcSample -> segsnps -> fit.cpt.tree

=> We advise then to decrease the parameter: min_read_count

Singularity

The first time that the container is built from the docker image, the TMPDIR should be defined in a non parallel file-system, you can set this like:

export TMPDIR=/tmp

Contributions

Name	Email	Description
Matthieu Foll*	follm@iarc.fr	Developer to contact for support (link to specific gitter chatroom)
Catherine Voegele	voegelec@iarc.fr	Developer
Nicolas Alcala	alcalan@fellows.iarc.fr	Developer
Alex Di Genova	digenovaa@fellows.iarc.fr	Developer