Whole Exome Sequencing for Variant Discovery and Prioritisation

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Whole Exome Sequencing for Variant Discovery and Prioritisation

First, a recap. What have we learned? NGS platforms – short and long reads What the data looks like How to QC data General procedures in processing data How to find biological signal in data - RNA-Seq lectures + practical (in progress) There’s a LOT more, but it’s not necessarily more complex or very different!

Exomes: Publication Trends Total: 925 (Oct 2012) 2013: ~ 800 papers 2014: ~ 1200 papers Forero DA, 2012

NGS Variation Discovery Workflow (resequencing based)

Variant Discovery Application: Disease An equivalent of the genome would amount almost 2000 books, containing 1.5 million letters each (average books with 200 pages)! This information is contained in any single cell of the body.

Monogenic Diseases Single mutation How do we find it in all those ‘books’? A bioinformatics challenge NGS sequencers can only read small portions So, the library is fragments of pages of the books!

Mendelian Disease Gene Discovery Gilissen, Genome Biol 2011

Mendelian Disease Gene Discovery Gilissen, Genome Biol 2011

Opportunities and Challenges Enabling technologies: NGS machines, open-source algorithms, capture reagents, lowering cost, big sample collections Exomes more cost effective: Sequence patient DNA and filter common SNPs; compare parents child trios; compare paired normal cancer Challenges: Still can’t interpret many Mendelian disorders Rare variants need large samples sizes Exome might miss region (e.g. novel non-coding genes) Shendure, Genome Biol 2011

Why exome sequencing? WGS still too costly & added value of intergenic mutations is low WES: targeted sequencing of coding regions (~1% of human genome) Mendelian disorders  disrupt protein-coding sequences (mostly) Large fraction of rare non-synonymous variants in human genome are predicted to be deleterious Splice sites also enriched for highly functional variation The exome represents a highly enriched subset of the genome in which to search for variants with large effect sizes

A representation of the relationship between the size of the mutational target and the frequency of disease for disorders caused by de novo mutations Gilissen, Genom Biol 2011

Majewski, J Med Genet 2011

Maximizing chances of finding disease-causing rare variants using exome sequencing Bamshad, Nat Rev Genet 2011

Example: Comparative Sequencing Somatic mutation detection between normal / cancer pairs More mutation yield and better causal gene identification than Mendelian disorders Meyerson et al, Nat Rev Genet 2010

BUT Exome Analysis for single patient can be informative Perrault syndrome (HSD17B4) Pierce, Am J Hum Genet 2010

Exome sequencing procedure

Read Mapping Mapping hundreds of millions of reads the reference genome is CPU and RAM intensive, and ‘slow’ Read quality decreases with length (small single nucleotide mismatches or indels – real or artifact?) Very few mappers appropriately deal with indels Mapping output: SAM (BAM) or BED

Mapped Data: SAM specification Generic sequence alignment format Describes alignment of reads to a reference Flexible - stores all the alignment information Simple enough to be easily generated or converted from other existing alignment formats Keeps track of chromosome position, alignment quality and alignment features (extended cigar) Includes mate pair / paired end information Original FASTQ data can be reproduced from SAM (and BAM)

SAM FIELDS

BAM format Binary version of SAM - more compact Makes downstream analysis independent from the mapping program Allows most of operations on alignment to work on a stream without loading the whole alignment into memory Allows the file to be indexed by genomic position to efficiently retrieve all reads aligning to a locus

VCF format Emerging standard for storing variant data Originally designed for SNPs and short INDELs, it also works for structural variations Consists of header and data sections The data section is TAB delimited with each line consisting of at least 8 mandatory fields

VCF FIELDS

Variant filtering

Variant Prioritization Heuristic filtering to identify novel genes for Mendelian disorders Stitziel et al, Genome Biol 2011

More than just SNVs and ‘short’ indels

Structural Variation BreakDancer Chen et al, Nat Meth 2009 Only looks at anomalous read pairs

Copy Number Variation Detection Change in read coverage

Example WES-based variant discovery workflow Map the reads to a reference genome index the reference genome Map (BWA, BOWTIE, NOVOAOLIGN, ETC) Sort BAM file Remove PCR duplicates Realign around indels (‘optional’) Call variants Recalibrate quality scores (‘optional’) Filter variants Basic variant annotation Biological interpretation only starts here