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bio-workflows-cnv-pipeline
End-to-end copy number variant detection workflow from BAM files. Covers CNVkit analysis for exome/targeted sequencing with visualization and annotation. Use when detecting copy number alterations from sequencing data.
Full skill instructions
Complete workflow for detecting copy number variants from exome or targeted sequencing data.
BAM files (tumor/normal or germline)
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[1. Target Preparation] --> Create/access target BED
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[2. Coverage Calculation] --> Read depth per target
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[3. Reference Creation] --> Pool of normals
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[4. CNV Calling] --------> Log2 ratios, segmentation
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[5. Visualization] ------> Scatter plots, heatmaps
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[6. Annotation] ---------> Gene-level CNVs
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CNV calls with gene annotations
# If using exome capture kit BED
cnvkit.py target capture_targets.bed \
--annotate refFlat.txt \
--split \
-o targets.bed
# Access regions (off-target for WGS-like sensitivity)
cnvkit.py access genome.fa \
-o access.bed
cnvkit.py antitarget targets.bed \
--access access.bed \
-o antitargets.bed
# For each sample
for bam in *.bam; do
sample=$(basename $bam .bam)
# Target coverage
cnvkit.py coverage $bam targets.bed \
-o coverage/${sample}.targetcoverage.cnn
# Antitarget coverage
cnvkit.py coverage $bam antitargets.bed \
-o coverage/${sample}.antitargetcoverage.cnn
done
# From normal samples
cnvkit.py reference \
coverage/normal*.targetcoverage.cnn \
coverage/normal*.antitargetcoverage.cnn \
--fasta genome.fa \
-o reference.cnn
# Or flat reference (no normals available)
cnvkit.py reference \
--fasta genome.fa \
--targets targets.bed \
--antitargets antitargets.bed \
-o flat_reference.cnn
for bam in tumor*.bam; do
sample=$(basename $bam .bam)
# Fix and segment
cnvkit.py fix \
coverage/${sample}.targetcoverage.cnn \
coverage/${sample}.antitargetcoverage.cnn \
reference.cnn \
-o cnv/${sample}.cnr
# Segment
cnvkit.py segment cnv/${sample}.cnr \
-o cnv/${sample}.cns
# Call integer copy numbers
cnvkit.py call cnv/${sample}.cns \
-o cnv/${sample}.call.cns
done
# Scatter plot for single sample
cnvkit.py scatter cnv/tumor1.cnr \
-s cnv/tumor1.cns \
-o plots/tumor1_scatter.pdf
# Chromosome-specific
cnvkit.py scatter cnv/tumor1.cnr \
-s cnv/tumor1.cns \
-c chr17 \
-o plots/tumor1_chr17.pdf
# Diagram (chromosome ideogram)
cnvkit.py diagram cnv/tumor1.cnr \
-s cnv/tumor1.cns \
-o plots/tumor1_diagram.pdf
# Heatmap for multiple samples
cnvkit.py heatmap cnv/*.cns \
-o plots/cohort_heatmap.pdf
# Export to various formats
cnvkit.py export seg cnv/*.cns -o cnv/cohort.seg
cnvkit.py export vcf cnv/tumor1.call.cns -o cnv/tumor1.vcf
# Gene-level summary
cnvkit.py genemetrics cnv/tumor1.cnr \
-s cnv/tumor1.cns \
--threshold 0.2 \
-o cnv/tumor1_genes.tsv
# Filter for significant CNVs
awk '$6 < -0.4 || $6 > 0.3' cnv/tumor1_genes.tsv > cnv/tumor1_significant_genes.tsv
#!/bin/bash
set -e
TARGETS="targets.bed"
REFERENCE="reference.cnn"
OUTDIR="cnv_results"
mkdir -p ${OUTDIR}/{coverage,cnv,plots}
# Process all tumor samples
for bam in tumor*.bam; do
sample=$(basename $bam .bam)
echo "Processing ${sample}..."
# Coverage
cnvkit.py coverage $bam ${TARGETS} \
-o ${OUTDIR}/coverage/${sample}.targetcoverage.cnn
# Fix
cnvkit.py fix \
${OUTDIR}/coverage/${sample}.targetcoverage.cnn \
${OUTDIR}/coverage/${sample}.antitargetcoverage.cnn \
${REFERENCE} \
-o ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cnr
# Segment
cnvkit.py segment ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cnr \
-o ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cns
# Call
cnvkit.py call ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cns \
-o ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.call.cns
# Plot
cnvkit.py scatter ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cnr \
-s ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cns \
-o ${OUTDIR}/plots/${sample}.pdf
done
# Cohort heatmap
cnvkit.py heatmap ${OUTDIR}/cnv/*.cns -o ${OUTDIR}/plots/heatmap.pdf
# For germline analysis (no tumor-normal)
cnvkit.py batch sample*.bam \
--normal normal*.bam \
--targets targets.bed \
--fasta genome.fa \
--output-reference reference.cnn \
--output-dir cnv_output \
--scatter --diagram
# Or use flat reference
cnvkit.py batch sample.bam \
--method hybrid \
--targets targets.bed \
--fasta genome.fa \
--output-dir cnv_output
| Step | Parameter | Value |
|---|---|---|
| target | --split | Yes (for WES) |
| segment | --method | cbs (default) |
| call | --ploidy | 2 (adjust if known) |
| call | --purity | Estimate if tumor |
| genemetrics | --threshold | 0.2 |
| Issue | Likely Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Noisy signal | Low coverage | Increase sequencing depth |
| No CNVs | Flat reference, normal sample | Check reference creation |
| Many small CNVs | Over-segmentation | Increase segment min size |
| Batch effects | Different capture kits | Match samples to correct reference |
#!/bin/bash
set -e
GENOME="genome.fa"
TARGETS="capture_targets.bed"
REFFLAT="refFlat.txt"
NORMAL_BAMS="normal*.bam"
TUMOR_BAMS="tumor*.bam"
OUTDIR="cnv_results"
mkdir -p ${OUTDIR}/{coverage,cnv,plots,annotation}
# Step 1: Prepare targets
cnvkit.py target ${TARGETS} --annotate ${REFFLAT} --split -o ${OUTDIR}/targets.bed
cnvkit.py access ${GENOME} -o ${OUTDIR}/access.bed
cnvkit.py antitarget ${OUTDIR}/targets.bed --access ${OUTDIR}/access.bed -o ${OUTDIR}/antitargets.bed
# Step 2: Coverage (normals)
for bam in ${NORMAL_BAMS}; do
sample=$(basename $bam .bam)
cnvkit.py coverage $bam ${OUTDIR}/targets.bed -o ${OUTDIR}/coverage/${sample}.targetcoverage.cnn
cnvkit.py coverage $bam ${OUTDIR}/antitargets.bed -o ${OUTDIR}/coverage/${sample}.antitargetcoverage.cnn
done
# Step 3: Reference
cnvkit.py reference ${OUTDIR}/coverage/normal*.cnn --fasta ${GENOME} -o ${OUTDIR}/reference.cnn
# Step 4-5: Process tumors
for bam in ${TUMOR_BAMS}; do
sample=$(basename $bam .bam)
cnvkit.py coverage $bam ${OUTDIR}/targets.bed -o ${OUTDIR}/coverage/${sample}.targetcoverage.cnn
cnvkit.py coverage $bam ${OUTDIR}/antitargets.bed -o ${OUTDIR}/coverage/${sample}.antitargetcoverage.cnn
cnvkit.py fix ${OUTDIR}/coverage/${sample}.targetcoverage.cnn \
${OUTDIR}/coverage/${sample}.antitargetcoverage.cnn \
${OUTDIR}/reference.cnn -o ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cnr
cnvkit.py segment ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cnr -o ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cns
cnvkit.py call ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cns -o ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.call.cns
cnvkit.py scatter ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cnr -s ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cns -o ${OUTDIR}/plots/${sample}.pdf
cnvkit.py genemetrics ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cnr -s ${OUTDIR}/cnv/${sample}.cns -o ${OUTDIR}/annotation/${sample}_genes.tsv
done
echo "Pipeline complete. Results in ${OUTDIR}/"
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