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+ Standard Variant Attributes +

+

Jalview decorates variant features imported from VCF files with + attributes that can be used to filter or shade variant annotation + including the following: +

+ +

Standard attributes were introduced in Jalview 2.11.1.0. VCF field semantics are highly dependent on the source of your VCF + file. See https://www.internationalgenome.org/wiki/Analysis/vcf4.0 + for more information. +

+

+ Working with variants without CSQ fields +

+

+ Jalview 2.11.1's new virtual + features mean that peptide sequences are no longer annotated + directly with protein missense variants. This makes it harder to + filter variants when they do not already include the CSQ field. You + can rescue the pre-2.11.1 functionality by: +

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  1. Download the script at + https://www.jalview.org/examples/groovy/ComputePeptideVariants.groovy
  2. +
  3. Executing the script via the Groovy + Console on a linked CDS/Protein view to create missense and + synonymous peptide variant features. +
  4. +
+

Working with variants from organisms other than H.sapiens.