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#
# Author: petr.danecek@sanger
#
use strict;
use warnings;
use Carp;
use Vcf;
use FaSlice;
my $opts = parse_params();
flanking_sequence($opts);
exit;
#--------------------------------
sub error
{
my (@msg) = @_;
if ( scalar @msg ) { confess @msg; }
die
"About: Annotate VCF with flanking sequence (INFO/FS tag)\n",
"Usage: fill-fs [OPTIONS] file.vcf\n",
"Options:\n",
" -b, --bed-mask <file> Regions to mask (tabix indexed), multiple files can be given\n",
" -c, --cluster <int> Do self-masking of clustered variants within this range.\n",
" -l, --length <int> Flanking sequence length [100]\n",
" -m, --mask-char <char|lc> The character to use or \"lc\" for lowercase. This option must preceed\n",
" -b, -v or -c in order to take effect. With multiple files works\n",
" as a switch on the command line, see the example below [N]\n",
" -r, --refseq <file> The reference sequence.\n",
" -v, --vcf-mask <file> Mask known variants in the flanking sequence, multiple files can be given (tabix indexed)\n",
" -h, -?, --help This help message.\n",
"Example:\n",
" # Mask variants from the VCF file with N's and use lowercase for the bed file regions\n",
" fill-fs file.vcf -v mask.vcf -m lc -b mask.bed\n",
"\n";
}
sub parse_params
{
my $opts = { length=>100, mask=>[], cluster=>0 };
my $mask = $$opts{mask_char}{default} = 'N';
my $mask_changed = 0;
while (defined(my $arg=shift(@ARGV)))
{
if ( $arg eq '-c' || $arg eq '--cluster' ) { $$opts{cluster}=shift(@ARGV); $$opts{mask_char}{default}=$mask; $mask_changed=0; next; }
if ( $arg eq '-r' || $arg eq '--refseq' ) { $$opts{refseq}=shift(@ARGV); next; }
if ( $arg eq '-l' || $arg eq '--length' ) { $$opts{length}=shift(@ARGV); next; }
if ( $arg eq '-m' || $arg eq '--mask' ) { $mask=shift(@ARGV); check_mask_char($mask); $mask_changed=1; next; }
if ( $arg eq '-b' || $arg eq '--bed-mask' ) { $arg=shift(@ARGV); push @{$$opts{bed_mask}},$arg; $$opts{mask_char}{$arg}=$mask; $mask_changed=0; next; }
if ( $arg eq '-v' || $arg eq '--vcf-mask' ) { $arg=shift(@ARGV); push @{$$opts{vcf_mask}},$arg; $$opts{mask_char}{$arg}=$mask; $mask_changed=0; next; }
if ( $arg eq '-?' || $arg eq '-h' || $arg eq '--help' ) { error(); }
if ( -e $arg && !exists($$opts{file}) ) { $$opts{file}=$arg; next; }
error("Unknown parameter \"$arg\". Run -h for help.\n");
}
if ( !($$opts{length}=~/^\d+$/) ) { error("Expected integer after -l, got $$opts{length}\n"); }
if ( !exists($$opts{refseq}) ) { error("Missing the -r option.\n"); }
if ( $mask_changed ) { error("The -m parameter must preceed -b, -v, or the file in order to take effect.\n"); }
return $opts;
}
sub check_mask_char
{
my ($mask) = @_;
if ( $mask eq 'lc' ) { return; }
if ( length($mask) eq 1 ) { return; }
error("Currently only \"lc\" or one-character mask is supported, got \"$mask\".\n");
}
sub flanking_sequence
{
my ($opts) = @_;
$$opts{faref} = FaSlice->new(file=>$$opts{refseq},size=>1_024,oob=>'N');
my $vcf = $$opts{vcf} = exists($$opts{file}) ? Vcf->new(file=>$$opts{file}) : Vcf->new(fh=>\*STDIN);
$vcf->parse_header;
$vcf->add_header_line({key=>'INFO',ID=>'FS',Number=>1,Type=>'String',Description=>'Flanking sequence'});
print $vcf->format_header;
my (@lines,@mask);
while (my $line=$vcf->next_data_array)
{
my $chr = $$line[0];
my $pos = $$line[1];
my $ref = $$line[3];
my $alt = $$line[4];
my $off;
$alt =~ s/,.+$//; # first allele is used at multiallelic sites
($off,$ref,$alt) = $vcf->normalize_alleles_pos($ref,$alt);
$pos += $off;
push @lines, { chr=>$chr, pos=>$pos, ref=>$ref, alt=>$alt, line=>$line };
push @mask, { chr=>$chr, pos=>$pos, ref=>$ref };
flush_buffers($opts,\@lines,\@mask);
}
flush_buffers($opts,\@lines,\@mask,1);
}
sub flush_buffers
{
my ($opts,$lines,$mask,$force) = @_;
if ( !@$lines ) { return; }
if ( !$$opts{cluster} )
{
shift(@$mask);
output_line($opts,shift(@$lines),$mask);
return;
}
while ( @$lines && ($force or $$mask[0]{chr} ne $$lines[-1]{chr} or $$mask[0]{pos}+2*$$opts{cluster}<=$$lines[-1]{pos}) )
{
output_line($opts,$$lines[0],$mask);
shift(@$lines);
while ( @$mask && @$lines && ($$mask[0]{chr} ne $$lines[0]{chr} or $$mask[0]{pos}+$$opts{cluster}<=$$lines[0]{pos}) )
{
shift(@$mask);
}
}
}
sub output_line
{
my ($opts,$hline,$mask) = @_;
my $chr = $$hline{chr};
my $pos = $$hline{pos};
my $ref = $$hline{ref};
my $alt = $$hline{alt};
my $line = $$hline{line};
my $seq_pos = $$opts{length};
my $reflen = length($ref);
my $from = $pos-$$opts{length};
my $to = $pos+($reflen-1)+$$opts{length};
my $seq = $$opts{faref}->get_slice($chr,$from,$to);
$seq = mask_sequence($opts,$seq,$chr,$from,$to,$mask);
my $reflen_ori = $reflen;
my ($len,$indel,$off) = $$opts{vcf}->is_indel($ref,$alt);
if ( $len<0 )
{
$seq_pos += $off;
$ref = $indel;
$reflen = abs($len);
$alt = '-';
}
elsif ( $len>0 )
{
$seq_pos += $off;
$ref = '-';
$alt = $indel;
$reflen = $off-1;
}
substr($seq,$seq_pos,$reflen,"[$ref/$alt]");
if ( $reflen_ori - $reflen > 0 )
{
# for redundant pad bases which cannot be removed without changing the position, e.g. ACGT AC
$seq = substr($seq,$reflen_ori-$reflen);
}
if ( $$line[7] eq '.' or !defined $$line[7] )
{
$$line[7] = '';
}
else
{
$$line[7] .= ';';
}
$$line[7] .= "FS=$seq";
print join("\t",@$line),"\n";
}
sub mask_sequence
{
my ($opts,$seq,$chr,$from,$to,$mask) = @_;
for my $m (@$mask)
{
my $reflen = length($$m{ref});
if ( $$m{chr} ne $chr or $$m{pos}+$reflen<$from or $$m{pos}>$to ) { next; }
apply_mask($opts,\$seq,$$m{pos}-$from,$$m{ref},$$opts{mask_char}{default});
}
for my $file (@{$$opts{vcf_mask}})
{
my @tabix = `tabix $file $chr:$from-$to`;
for my $ret (@tabix)
{
my $items = $$opts{vcf}->split_mandatory($ret);
# In different situations one may want to treat indels differently. For
# now, mask the whole REF string as for primer design it is safer to
# mask the whole thing; for example, a 2bp deletion can be reported by
# samtools as REF=GACACACA ALT=GACACA, the script will mask it all.
apply_mask($opts,\$seq,$$items[1]-$from,$$items[3],$$opts{mask_char}{$file});
}
}
for my $file (@{$$opts{bed_mask}})
{
my @tabix = `tabix $file $chr:$from-$to`;
for my $ret (@tabix)
{
my @items = split(/\t/,$ret);
apply_mask($opts,\$seq,$items[1]-$from+1,$items[2]-$from,$$opts{mask_char}{$file});
}
}
return $seq;
}
sub apply_mask
{
my ($opts,$seq,$from,$ref,$mask_char) = @_;
if ( $from<0 ) { $from=0; }
my $ref_len = $ref=~/^\d+$/ ? $ref-$from+1 : length($ref);
my $seq_len = length($$seq);
if ( $from+$ref_len>=$seq_len ) { $ref_len = $seq_len - $from; }
if ( $ref_len<0 ) { return; }
if ( $ref_len==1 )
{
my $rpl = substr($$seq,$from,1);
$rpl = $mask_char eq 'lc' ? lc(substr($$seq,$from,1)) : $mask_char;
substr($$seq,$from,1,$rpl);
return;
}
my $rpl = substr($$seq,$from,$ref_len);
$rpl = $mask_char eq 'lc' ? lc(substr($$seq,$from,$ref_len)) : ($mask_char x $ref_len);
substr($$seq,$from,$ref_len,$rpl);
}
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