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"""
Created on Fri Oct 5 08:22:16 2018
@author: Jianbo Zhang
"""
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
from scipy.stats import fisher_exact
from scipy.stats import chi2_contingency
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import os
import datetime
import argparse
import random
import time
import csv
import sys
# from numba import jit
def smAlleleFreq(popStruc, sizeOfBulk, rep):
'''
An AA/Aa/aa individual carries 0%, 50%, and 100% of the alt (a) allele, respectively.
The AA:Aa:aa ratios are 0.25:0.5:0.25, 0.5:0:0.5, and 0.5:0.5:0, repectively, in a F2
population, in a RIL population, and in a back crossed population if A/a does not affect
the trait in the population (null hypothesis)
'''
freqL = []
pop = [0.0, 0.5, 1.0]
if popStruc == 'F2':
prob = [0.25, 0.5, 0.25]
elif popStruc == 'RIL':
prob = [0.5, 0.0, 0.5]
elif popStruc == 'BC':
prob = [0.5, 0.5, 0.0]
for __ in range(rep):
altFreq = np.random.choice(pop, sizeOfBulk, p=prob).mean()
freqL.append(altFreq)
return sum(freqL)/len(freqL)
def chrmFiltering(df, chromosomeList):
# Many reference genomes contain unmapped fragments, filtering them out makes the chromosome list more readable
# User may enter wrong chromosome names that can lead to error message when plotting the BSA-Seq data
chrmSizeL, smallOrWrongChrmL = [], []
for chrmID in chromosomeList:
# Handle the case in which a wrong chromosome name was entered by the user
if chrmID in chrmRawList:
chrmSize = df[df.CHROM==chrmID]['POS'].max()
else:
smallOrWrongChrmL.append(chrmID)
continue
if chrmSize <= swSize:
smallOrWrongChrmL.append(chrmID)
else:
chrmSizeL.append(chrmSize)
for chrmID in smallOrWrongChrmL:
chromosomeList.remove(chrmID)
return [chrmSizeL, chromosomeList]
def snpFiltering(df):
print('Perform SNP filtering')
global snpDF, misc
df = df.copy()
# Identify unmapped SNPs
df_Unmapped = df[~df.CHROM.isin(chrmIDL)]
df_Unmapped.to_csv(os.path.join(filteringPath, 'unmapped.csv'), index=None)
# Remove unmapped SNPs
df = df[df.CHROM.isin(chrmIDL)]
# Identify SNPs with 'NA' value(s)
df_NA = df[df.isnull().any(axis=1)]
df_NA.to_csv(os.path.join(filteringPath, 'na.csv'), index=None)
# Remove SNPs with 'NA' value(s)
df.dropna(inplace=True)
misc.append(['Number of SNPs after NA drop', len(df.index)])
# Identify SNPs with a single ALT allele
df_1ALT = df[~df['ALT'].str.contains(',')]
# Identify one-ALT SNPs with zero REF read in both bulks
df_1ALT_Fake = df_1ALT[(df_1ALT[fb_AD].str.split(',',expand=True)[0]=='0') & \
(df_1ALT[sb_AD].str.split(',',expand=True)[0]=='0')]
df_1ALT_Fake.to_csv(os.path.join(filteringPath, '1altFake.csv'), index=None)
# Remove one-ALT SNPs with zero REF read in both bulks
df_1ALT_Real = df_1ALT[~((df_1ALT[fb_AD].str.split(',',expand=True)[0]=='0') & \
(df_1ALT[sb_AD].str.split(',',expand=True)[0]=='0'))]
df_1ALT_Real.to_csv(os.path.join(filteringPath, '1altReal.csv'), index=None)
# Identify SNPs with more than one ALT allele
df_mALT = df[df['ALT'].str.contains(',')]
# Identify SNPs with two ALT alleles. Split ALT with ',' once, and the second element should not contain a ','
df_2ALT = df_mALT[~df_mALT['ALT'].str.split(',', n=1, expand=True)[1].str.contains(',')]
# A two-ALT SNP is a real SNP if the REF read is zero in both bulks
# Making a copy to suppress the warning message. Updating the AD values of these SNPs is required
df_2ALT_Real = df_2ALT[(df_2ALT[fb_AD].str.split(',',expand=True)[0]=='0') & \
(df_2ALT[sb_AD].str.split(',',expand=True)[0]=='0')].copy()
# Update the AD values of the above SNPs by removing the REF read which is zero
df_2ALT_Real[fb_AD] = df_2ALT_Real[fb_AD].str.slice(start=2)
df_2ALT_Real[sb_AD] = df_2ALT_Real[sb_AD].str.slice(start=2)
df_2ALT_Real.to_csv(os.path.join(filteringPath, '2altReal.csv'), index=None)
# The two-ALT SNP may be cuased by allele heterozygosity if the REF read in not zero
# Repetitive sequences in the genome or sequencing artifacts are other possibilities
df_2ALT_Het = df_2ALT[~((df_2ALT[fb_AD].str.split(',',expand=True)[0]=='0') & \
(df_2ALT[sb_AD].str.split(',',expand=True)[0]=='0'))]
# Identify SNPs with three or more ALT alleles
df_3omALT = df_mALT[df_mALT['ALT'].str.split(',', n=1, expand=True)[1].str.contains(',')]
snpDF_Het = pd.concat([df_3omALT, df_2ALT_Het])
snpDF_Het.to_csv(os.path.join(filteringPath, 'heterozygousLoci.csv'), index=None)
# Concatenate 1ALT_Real and 2ALT_Real
snpDF = pd.concat([df_1ALT_Real, df_2ALT_Real])
# In case the input file contains Indels
try:
# Identify inDels, REF/Alt allele with more than 1 base
df_InDel = snpDF[(snpDF['REF'].str.len()>1) | (snpDF['ALT'].str.split(',', expand=True)[0].str.len()>1) | \
(snpDF['ALT'].str.split(',', expand=True)[1].str.len()>1)]
df_InDel.to_csv(os.path.join(filteringPath, 'InDel.csv'), index=None)
# Create the SNP dataframe
snpDF = snpDF[~((snpDF['REF'].str.len()>1) | (snpDF['ALT'].str.split(',', expand=True)[0].str.len()>1) | \
(snpDF['ALT'].str.split(',', expand=True)[1].str.len()>1))]
except KeyError:
print('All the ALT loci contain only one allele')
# Identify inDels, REF/Alt allele with more than 1 base
df_InDel = snpDF[(snpDF['REF'].str.len()>1) | (snpDF['ALT'].str.len()>1)]
df_InDel.to_csv(os.path.join(filteringPath, 'InDel.csv'), index=None)
# Create the SNP dataframe
snpDF = snpDF[~((snpDF['REF'].str.len()>1) | (snpDF['ALT'].str.len()>1))]
snpDF.sort_values(['ChrmSortID', 'POS'], inplace=True)
print(f'SNP filtering completed, time elapsed: {(time.time()-t0)/3600} hours')
# @jit(nopython=True)
def gStatistic_Array(o1, o3, o2, o4):
# Calculate G-statistc using numpy array input
np.seterr(all='ignore')
e1 = np.where(o1+o2+o3+o4!=0, (o1+o2)*(o1+o3)/(o1+o2+o3+o4), 0)
e2 = np.where(o1+o2+o3+o4!=0, (o1+o2)*(o2+o4)/(o1+o2+o3+o4), 0)
e3 = np.where(o1+o2+o3+o4!=0, (o3+o4)*(o1+o3)/(o1+o2+o3+o4), 0)
e4 = np.where(o1+o2+o3+o4!=0, (o3+o4)*(o2+o4)/(o1+o2+o3+o4), 0)
llr1 = np.where(o1/e1>0, 2*o1*np.log(o1/e1), 0.0)
llr2 = np.where(o2/e2>0, 2*o2*np.log(o2/e2), 0.0)
llr3 = np.where(o3/e3>0, 2*o3*np.log(o3/e3), 0.0)
llr4 = np.where(o4/e4>0, 2*o4*np.log(o4/e4), 0.0)
return np.where(e1*e2*e3*e4==0, 0.0, llr1+llr2+llr3+llr4)
def statistics(row):
# Perform Fisher's exact test for each SNP using the actual REF/ALT reads
try:
fe = fisher_exact([[row[fb_AD_REF], row[fb_AD_ALT]], [row[sb_AD_REF], row[sb_AD_ALT]]])
except TypeError:
fe = 'NA'
# Perform Fisher's exact test for each SNP using the simulated REF/ALT reads
try:
sm_FE = fisher_exact([[row[sm_fb_AD_REF], row[sm_fb_AD_ALT]], [row[sm_sb_AD_REF], row[sm_sb_AD_ALT]]])
except TypeError:
sm_FE = 'NA'
# Create an array with 10000 (rep) simulated ALT reads of a SNP - first bulk
sm_yb_Alt_Array = np.random.binomial(row[fb_LD], fb_Freq, rep)
yb_LD_Array = np.full(rep, row[fb_LD])
# Create an array with 10000 (rep) simulated ALT reads of a SNP - second bulk
sm_eb_Alt_Array = np.random.binomial(row[sb_LD], sb_Freq, rep)
eb_LD_Array = np.full(rep, row[sb_LD])
# Create arraies of SNP indice and Δ(SNP index) of a SNP
sm_yb_SI_Array = sm_yb_Alt_Array/yb_LD_Array
sm_eb_SI_Array = sm_eb_Alt_Array/eb_LD_Array
sm_DSI_Array = sm_eb_SI_Array - sm_yb_SI_Array
# Create a G-statistic array of a SNP
sm_GS_Array = gStatistic_Array(sm_yb_Alt_Array, yb_LD_Array-sm_yb_Alt_Array, sm_eb_Alt_Array, eb_LD_Array-sm_eb_Alt_Array)
# Obtain the percentile of the above arraies
ci_yb_SI = np.percentile(sm_yb_SI_Array, [0.5, 99.5, 2.5, 97.5, 5.0, 95.0])
ci_eb_SI = np.percentile(sm_eb_SI_Array, [0.5, 99.5, 2.5, 97.5, 5.0, 95.0])
ci_DSI = np.percentile(sm_DSI_Array, [0.5, 99.5, 2.5, 97.5, 5.0, 95.0])
ci_GS = np.percentile(sm_GS_Array, [0.5, 99.5, 2.5, 97.5, 5.0, 95.0])
return [fe, sm_FE, ci_yb_SI, ci_eb_SI, ci_DSI, ci_GS]
def smThresholds(DF):
print('Calculate the threshold of ltaSNPs/totalSNPs.')
ratioLi = []
for __ in range(rep):
sm_SNP_SMPL = DF.sample(snpPerSW, replace=True)
sm_ltaSNP_SMPL = sm_SNP_SMPL[sm_SNP_SMPL['sm_FE_P']<smAlpha]
ratioLi.append(len(sm_ltaSNP_SMPL.index)/snpPerSW)
misc.append(['Genome-wide ltaSNP/totalSNP ratio threshold', np.percentile(ratioLi, [0.5, 99.5, 2.5, 97.5, 5.0, 95.0])])
print(f'Threshold calculation completed, time elapsed: {(time.time()-t0)/3600} hours')
return np.percentile(ratioLi, [0.5, 99.5, 2.5, 97.5, 5.0, 95.0])
def zeroSNP(li):
# Replace 'divide by zero' with the nearnest value. Use 'empty' as a placeholder if it is the first element of the list
if li != []:
li.append(li[-1]) # Assign the previous value to the empty sliding window if the list is not empty
else:
li.append('empty') # Assign 'empty' to the first sliding windows that is empty
def replaceZero(li):
# Replace the 'empty' placeholders at the begining of the list with the nearnest non-empty value
i = 0
while li[i]=='empty':
i += 1
j = 0
while j < i:
li[j] = li[i]
j += 1
# def bsaseqPlot(chrmIDL, datafr, datafrT):
# '''
# wmL: list of warning messages
# points: a dictionary with the chromosome ID as its keys; the value of each key is a list containing
# the chromosome ID, the ltaSNP/totalSNP ratio in each sliding window, and the midpoint of
# the sliding window
# '''
# print('Prepare SNP data for plotting via the sliding window algorithm')
# global misc
# wmL, points = [], {}
# # Analyze each chromsome separately
# numOfSNPOnChr, ratioPeakL, snpRegion = [], [], []
# i = 1
# for chrmID in chrmIDL:
# ch = datafr[datafr.CHROM==chrmID]
# chT = datafrT[datafrT.CHROM==chrmID]
# numOfSNPOnChr.append([chrmID, len(ch.index), len(chT.index), len(ch.index)/len(chT.index)])
# # Sliding window. swStr: the begining of the window; swEnd: the end of the window; icrs: incremental step
# swStr, swEnd, icrs = 1, swSize, 10000
# plotSP = swEnd/2
# # x and y are lists, each sliding window represents a single data point
# x, y, yT, yRatio = [], [], [], []
# while swEnd <= chT['POS'].max():
# # A single sliding window - a dataframe
# # swDF: ltaSNPs in a sliding window; swDFT: all SNPs in a sliding window
# swDF = ch[(ch.POS>=swStr) & (ch.POS<=swEnd)]
# swDFT = chT[(chT.POS>=swStr) & (chT.POS<=swEnd)]
# rowInSwDF = len(swDF.index) # number of ltaSNPs in a sliding window
# rowInSwDFT = len(swDFT.index) # number of total SNPs in a sliding window
# x.append((swStr+swEnd)/2) # Append the midpoint of a sliding window to x
# y.append(rowInSwDF) # Append number of ltaSNPs in a sliding window to y
# yT.append(rowInSwDFT) # Append number of totalSNPs in a sliding window to yT
# # len(swDL) or len(swDLT) would be zero if no SNP in a sliding window
# try:
# yRatio.append(float(rowInSwDF/rowInSwDFT)) # Append the ratio of ltaSNP/totalSNP in a sliding window to yRatio
# except ZeroDivisionError as e:
# wmL.append(['No SNP', i, int((swStr+swEnd)/2), e])
# zeroSNP(yRatio)
# if i not in points:
# points[i] = [[chrmID, yRatio[-1], int((swStr+swEnd)/2), yT]]
# else:
# points[i].append([chrmID, yRatio[-1], int((swStr+swEnd)/2), yT])
# swStr += icrs
# swEnd += icrs
# # Replace the 'empty' values at the begining of the lists with nearest non-empty value
# if 'empty' in yRatio:
# replaceZero(yRatio)
# pIndex = 0
# while points[i][pIndex][1] == 'empty':
# pIndex += 1
# j = 0
# while j < pIndex:
# points[i][j][1] = points[i][pIndex][1]
# j += 1
# # Handle the plot with a single column (chromosome)
# if len(chrmIDL) == 1:
# # SNP plot
# axs[0].plot(x, y, c='k')
# axs[0].plot(x, yT, c='b')
# axs[0].set_title(chrmID)
# # ltaSNP/totalSNP plot
# axs[1].plot(x, yRatio, c='k')
# # Add the 99.5 percentile line as threshold, x[-1] is the midpoint of the last sliding window of a chromosome
# axs[1].plot([plotSP, x[-1]], [thrshld, thrshld], c='r')
# # sg_yRatio = savgol_filter(yRatio, 51, 3)
# # axs[1].plot(x, sg_yRatio, c='r')
# axs[1].set_xticks(np.arange(0, max(x), 10000000))
# ticks = axs[1].get_xticks()*1e-7
# axs[1].set_xticklabels(ticks.astype(int))
# # Add ylabels to the first column of the subplots
# if i==1:
# axs[0].set_ylabel('Number of SNPs')
# axs[1].set_ylabel(r'ltaSNP/totalSNP')
# # Handle the plot with multiple columns (chromosomes)
# else:
# # SNP plot
# axs[0,i-1].plot(x, y, c='k')
# axs[0,i-1].plot(x, yT, c='b')
# axs[0,i-1].set_title('Chr'+chrmID)
# # ltaSNP/totalSNP plot
# axs[1,i-1].plot(x, yRatio, c='k')
# # sg_yRatio = savgol_filter(yRatio, 51, 3)
# # axs[1,i-1].plot(x, sg_yRatio, c='r')
# axs[1,i-1].set_xticks(np.arange(0, max(x), 10000000))
# ticks = axs[1,i-1].get_xticks()*1e-7
# axs[1,i-1].set_xticklabels(ticks.astype(int))
# # Add ylabels to the first column of the subplots
# if i==1:
# axs[0,i-1].set_ylabel('Number of SNPs')
# axs[1,i-1].set_ylabel(r'ltaSNP/totalSNP')
# # Add the 99.5 percentile line as threshold, x[-1] is the midpoint of the last sliding window of a chromosome
# axs[1,i-1].plot([plotSP, x[-1]], [thrshld, thrshld], c='r')
# ratioPeakL.append(max(yRatio))
# # Identify genomic regions related to the trait
# m, peaks = 0, []
# # Handle the case in which an QTL is at the very begining of the chromosome
# if points[i][0][1] >= thrshld:
# snpRegion.append(points[i][0])
# if points[i][0][1] > points[i][1][1]:
# peaks.append(points[i][0][1:])
# j = 1
# while m < len(points[i]) - 1:
# if points[i][m][1] < thrshld and points[i][m+1][1] >= thrshld:
# snpRegion.append(points[i][m+1])
# j = 1
# elif points[i][m][1] >= thrshld:
# if max(points[i][m-1][1], points[i][m+1][1]) < points[i][m][1]:
# peaks.append(points[i][m][1:])
# if points[i][m+1][1] > thrshld:
# j += 1
# elif points[i][m+1][1] < thrshld:
# snpRegion[-1].extend([points[i][m][2], peaks, j])
# peaks = []
# m += 1
# # Handle the case in which an QTL is nearby the end of the chromosome
# if points[i][-1][1] >= thrshld:
# snpRegion[-1].extend([points[i][-1][2], peaks, j])
# i += 1
# misc.append(['List of the peaks of the chromosomes', ratioPeakL])
# headerResults = ['CHROM',r'ltaSNP/totalSNP','QTLStart','QTLEnd','Peaks', 'NumOfSWs']
# pd.DataFrame(snpRegion, columns=headerResults).to_csv(os.path.join(results, args['output']), index=False)
# wrnLog = os.path.join(results, 'wrnLog.csv')
# with open(wrnLog, 'w', newline='') as outF1:
# xie1 = csv.writer(outF1)
# xie1.writerow(['Type', 'Chr', 'Position', 'Warning Message'])
# xie1.writerows(wmL)
# numOfSNPOnChrFile = os.path.join(results, 'numOfSNPOnChrFile.csv')
# with open(numOfSNPOnChrFile, 'w', newline='') as outF2:
# xie2 = csv.writer(outF2)
# xie2.writerow(['Chromosome', 'Num of ltaSNPs', 'Num of totalSNPs', r'ltaSNP/totalSNP'])
# xie2.writerows(numOfSNPOnChr)
# print(f'Plotting completed, time elapsed: {(time.time()-t0)/3600} hours')
def bsaseqPlot(chrmIDL, datafr, datafrT):
'''
wmL: list of warning messages
points: a dictionary with the chromosome ID as its keys; the value of each key is a list containing
the chromosome ID, the ltaSNP/totalSNP ratio in each sliding window, and the midpoint of
the sliding window
'''
print('Prepare SNP data for plotting via the sliding window algorithm')
global misc
wmL, points = [], {}
# Analyze each chromsome separately
numOfSNPOnChr, snpRegion = [], []
dsiPeakL, dsiValleyL, gsPeakL, ratioPeakL = [], [], [], []
i = 1
for chrmID in chrmIDL:
ch = datafr[datafr.CHROM==chrmID]
chT = datafrT[datafrT.CHROM==chrmID]
numOfSNPOnChr.append([chrmID, len(ch.index), len(chT.index), len(ch.index)/len(chT.index)])
# Sliding window. swStr: the begining of the window; swEnd: the end of the window; icrs: incremental step
swStr, swEnd, icrs = 1, swSize, 10000
# plotSP = swEnd/2
# x and y are lists, each sliding window represents a single data point
x, y, y5, y6, y7, y8, y9, yT, yRatio = [], [], [], [], [], [], [], [], []
while swEnd <= chT['POS'].max():
# A single sliding window - a dataframe
# swDF: ltaSNPs in a sliding window; swDFT: all SNPs in a sliding window
swDF = ch[(ch.POS>=swStr) & (ch.POS<=swEnd)]
swDFT = chT[(chT.POS>=swStr) & (chT.POS<=swEnd)]
rowInSwDF = len(swDF.index) # number of ltaSNPs in a sliding window
rowInSwDFT = len(swDFT.index) # number of total SNPs in a sliding window
x.append((swStr+swEnd)/2) # Append the midpoint of a sliding window to x
y.append(rowInSwDF) # Append number of ltaSNPs in a sliding window to y
yT.append(rowInSwDFT) # Append number of totalSNPs in a sliding window to yT
# len(swDL) or len(swDLT) would be zero if no SNP in a sliding window
try:
yRatio.append(float(rowInSwDF/rowInSwDFT)) # Append the ratio of ltaSNP/totalSNP in a sliding window to yRatio
y5.append(swDFT['G_S'].sum()/rowInSwDFT)
y6.append(swDFT['GS_CI0995'].sum()/rowInSwDFT)
y7.append(swDFT['Delta.SI'].sum()/rowInSwDFT)
y8.append(swDFT['DSI_CI0005'].sum()/rowInSwDFT)
y9.append(swDFT['DSI_CI0995'].sum()/rowInSwDFT)
except ZeroDivisionError as e:
wmL.append(['No SNP', i, int((swStr+swEnd)/2), e])
zeroSNP(yRatio)
zeroSNP(y5)
zeroSNP(y6)
zeroSNP(y7)
zeroSNP(y8)
zeroSNP(y9)
if i not in points:
points[i] = [[chrmID, yRatio[-1], int((swStr+swEnd)/2), rowInSwDFT]]
else:
points[i].append([chrmID, yRatio[-1], int((swStr+swEnd)/2), rowInSwDFT])
swStr += icrs
swEnd += icrs
# Replace the 'empty' values at the begining of the lists with nearest non-empty value
for yl in [yRatio, y5, y6, y7, y8, y9]:
if 'empty' in yl:
replaceZero(yl)
pIndex = 0
while points[i][pIndex][1] == 'empty':
pIndex += 1
j = 0
while j < pIndex:
points[i][j][1] = points[i][pIndex][1]
j += 1
# Handle the plot with a single column (chromosome)
if len(chrmIDL) == 1:
# SNP plot
axs[0].plot(x, y, c='k')
axs[0].plot(x, yT, c='b')
axs[0].set_title('Chr'+chrmID)
# # ltaSNP/totalSNP plot
# axs[1].plot(x, yRatio, c='k')
# # sg_yRatio = savgol_filter(yRatio, 51, 3)
# # axs[1].plot(x, sg_yRatio, c='r')
# # Add the 99.5 percentile line as threshold, x[-1] is the midpoint of the last sliding window of a chromosome
# axs[1].plot([plotSP, x[-1]], [thrshld, thrshld], c='r')
# Set up x-ticks
axs[1].set_xticks(np.arange(0, max(x), 10000000))
ticks = axs[1].get_xticks()*1e-7
axs[1].set_xticklabels(ticks.astype(int))
# # G-statistic plot
# axs[2].plot(x, y5, c='k')
# axs[2].plot(x, y6, c='r')
# Δ(SNP index) plot
axs[1].plot(x, y7, c='k')
axs[1].plot(x, y8, c='r')
axs[1].plot(x, y9, c='r')
# Add ylabels to the first column of the subplots
if i==1:
axs[0].set_ylabel('Number of SNPs')
# axs[1].set_ylabel(r'ltaSNP/totalSNP')
# axs[2].set_ylabel('G-statistic')
axs[1].set_ylabel('\u0394(SNP index)')
# Handle the plot with multiple columns (chromosomes)
else:
# SNP plot
axs[0,i-1].plot(x, y, c='k')
axs[0,i-1].plot(x, yT, c='b')
axs[0,i-1].set_title('Chr'+chrmID)
# ltaSNP/totalSNP plot
# axs[1,i-1].plot(x, yRatio, c='k')
# # sg_yRatio = savgol_filter(yRatio, 51, 3)
# # axs[1,i-1].plot(x, sg_yRatio, c='r')
# # Add the 99.5 percentile line as threshold, x[-1] is the midpoint of the last sliding window of a chromosome
# axs[1,i-1].plot([plotSP, x[-1]], [thrshld, thrshld], c='r')
# Set up x-ticks
axs[1,i-1].set_xticks(np.arange(0, max(x), 10000000))
ticks = axs[1,i-1].get_xticks()*1e-7
axs[1,i-1].set_xticklabels(ticks.astype(int))
# # G-statistic plot
# axs[2,i-1].plot(x, y5, c='k')
# axs[2,i-1].plot(x, y6, c='r')
# Δ(SNP index) plot
axs[1,i-1].plot(x, y7, c='k')
axs[1,i-1].plot(x, y8, c='r')
axs[1,i-1].plot(x, y9, c='r')
# Add ylabels to the first column of the subplots
if i==1:
axs[0,i-1].set_ylabel('Number of SNPs')
# axs[1,i-1].set_ylabel(r'ltaSNP/totalSNP')
# axs[2,i-1].set_ylabel('G-statistic')
axs[1,i-1].set_ylabel('\u0394(SNP index)')
dsiPeakL.append(max(y6))
dsiValleyL.append(min(y6))
gsPeakL.append(max(y5))
ratioPeakL.append(max(yRatio))
# # Identify genomic regions related to the trait
# m, peaks = 0, []
# # Handle the case in which an QTL is at the very begining of the chromosome
# if points[i][0][1] >= thrshld:
# snpRegion.append(points[i][0][:3]) # Start point of a SNP region
# if points[i][0][1] > points[i][1][1]:
# peaks.append(points[i][0][1:])
# j = 1
# while m < len(points[i]) - 1:
# if points[i][m][1] < thrshld and points[i][m+1][1] >= thrshld:
# snpRegion.append(points[i][m+1][:3]) # Start point of a SNP region
# j = 1
# elif points[i][m][1] >= thrshld:
# # A sliding window is considered as a peak if its ltaSNP/totalSNP is greater than or equal to the threshold and greater than those of the flanking sliding windows
# if m >= 1 and max(points[i][m-1][1], points[i][m+1][1]) <= points[i][m][1]:
# peaks.append(points[i][m][1:])
# if points[i][m+1][1] >= thrshld:
# j += 1
# else:
# snpRegion[-1].extend([points[i][m][2], peaks, j])
# peaks = []
# m += 1
# # Handle the case in which an QTL is nearby the end of the chromosome
# if points[i][-1][1] >= thrshld:
# snpRegion[-1].extend([points[i][-1][2], peaks, j])
i += 1
misc.append(['DSI peak list', dsiPeakL])
misc.append(['DSI valley list', dsiValleyL])
misc.append(['G-statistic peak list', gsPeakL])
misc.append(['yRatio peak list', ratioPeakL])
# headerResults = ['CHROM',r'ltaSNP/totalSNP','QTLStart','QTLEnd','Peaks', 'NumOfSWs']
# pd.DataFrame(snpRegion, columns=headerResults).to_csv(os.path.join(results, args['output']), index=False)
wrnLog = os.path.join(results, 'wrnLog.csv')
with open(wrnLog, 'w', newline='') as outF1:
xie1 = csv.writer(outF1)
xie1.writerow(['Type', 'Chr', 'Position', 'Warning Message'])
xie1.writerows(wmL)
numOfSNPOnChrFile = os.path.join(results, 'numOfSNPOnChrFile.csv')
with open(numOfSNPOnChrFile, 'w', newline='') as outF2:
xie2 = csv.writer(outF2)
xie2.writerow(['Chromosome', 'Num of ltaSNPs', 'Num of totalSNPs', r'ltaSNP/totalSNP'])
xie2.writerows(numOfSNPOnChr)
print(f'Plotting completed, time elapsed: {(time.time()-t0)/3600} hours')
t0 = time.time()
# Font settings for plotting
plt.rc('font', family='Arial', size=22) # controls default text sizes
plt.rc('axes', titlesize=22) # fontsize of the axes title
plt.rc('axes', labelsize=22) # fontsize of the x and y labels
plt.rc('xtick', labelsize=20) # fontsize of the tick labels
plt.rc('ytick', labelsize=20) # fontsize of the tick labels
plt.rc('legend', fontsize=20) # legend fontsize
plt.rc('figure', titlesize=22) # fontsize of the figure title
# plt.tick_params(labelsize=20)
# Construct the argument parser and parse the arguments
ap = argparse.ArgumentParser()
ap.add_argument('-i', '--input', required=False, help='file name of the GATK4-generated tsv file', default='snp_final.tsv')
ap.add_argument('-o', '--output', required=False, help='file name of the output csv file', default='BSASeq.csv')
ap.add_argument('-f', '--fbsize', type=int, required=False, help='number of individuals in the first bulk', default=430)
ap.add_argument('-s', '--sbsize', type=int, required=False, help='number of individuals in the second bulk', default=385)
ap.add_argument('-p', '--popstrct', required=False, choices=['F2','RIL','BC'], help='population structure', default='F2')
ap.add_argument('--alpha', type=float, required=False, help='p-value for fisher\'s exact test', default=0.01)
ap.add_argument('--smalpha', type=float, required=False, help='p-value for calculating threshold', default=0.1)
ap.add_argument('-r', '--replication', type=int, required=False, help='the number of replications for threshold calculation', default=10000)
ap.add_argument('--swsize', type=int, required=False, help='sliding windows size', default=2000000)
ap.add_argument('--hgap', type=float, required=False, help='distance between rows of subplots', default=0.028)
ap.add_argument('--wgap', type=float, required=False, help='distance between columns of subplots', default=0.092)
args = vars(ap.parse_args())
popStr = args['popstrct']
rep = args['replication']
fb_Size, sb_Size = args['fbsize'], args['sbsize']
alpha, smAlpha = args['alpha'], args['smalpha']
swSize = args['swsize']
hGap, wGap = args['hgap'], args['wgap']
fb_Freq = smAlleleFreq(popStr, fb_Size, rep)
sb_Freq = smAlleleFreq(popStr, sb_Size, rep)
path = os.getcwd()
inFile, oiFile = os.path.join(path, args['input']), os.path.join(path, 'snp100SE_fe_All.csv')
currentDT = datetime.datetime.now().strftime('%Y%m%d_%H%M%S')
results = os.path.join(path, 'Results', currentDT)
filteringPath = os.path.join(path, 'FilteredSNPs')
if not os.path.exists(results):
os.makedirs(results)
if not os.path.exists(filteringPath):
os.makedirs(filteringPath)
# Generte a SNP dataframe from the GATK4-generated tsv file
snpRawDF = pd.read_csv(inFile, delimiter='\t', encoding='utf-8', dtype={'CHROM':str})
# Create a chromosome list, which can be very long because of the unmapped fragments
chrmRawList = list(set(snpRawDF['CHROM'].tolist()))
# Filter out chromosomes and unmapped fragments smaller than the sliding window
# Make the chromosome list more readable and meaningful
chrmList = chrmFiltering(snpRawDF, chrmRawList)[1]
print(chrmList)
print('\n')
print(f'Above is the chromosome list, from which you can select the chromosome name(s) for the next step. Chromosomes or unmapped fragments smaller than the sliding window ({swSize} bp) are filtered out. Adjust the sliding window size with option \'--swsize\' to include desired small chromosomes.\n')
# Print the chromosome list on the screen to let the user to select desired chromosome(s)
rightInput = ''
while rightInput.lower() != 'yes':
inputString = input('Enter chromosome names in order and separate each name with a comma:\n')
chrmIDL = [x.strip() for x in inputString.split(',')]
print('Sorted chromosome list:')
print(chrmIDL)
rightInput = input('Are the chromosome names in the above list in the right order (yes or no)?\n')
# Filter out possible wrong chromosome name(s) and chromosomes smaller than the sliding window
# Create a list containing the sizes of all the chromosomes
chrmCheck = chrmFiltering(snpRawDF, chrmIDL)
chrmSzL, chrmIDL = chrmCheck[0], chrmCheck[1]
if chrmIDL == []:
print('No valid chromosome name was entered')
sys.exit()
# Create a numeric ID for each chromosome, which can be used to sort the dataframe numerically by chromosome
chrmDict = {}
for i in range(1, len(chrmIDL)+1):
chrmDict[chrmIDL[i-1]] = i
snpRawDF['ChrmSortID'] = snpRawDF['CHROM']
snpRawDF['ChrmSortID'].replace(chrmDict, inplace=True)
header = snpRawDF.columns.values.tolist()
# Obtain the bulk IDs from the header
bulks, misc, missingAD, missingFlds = [], [], False, False
try:
for ftrName in header:
if ftrName.endswith('.AD'):
bulks.append(ftrName.split('.')[0])
fbID, sbID = bulks[0], bulks[1]
fb_AD, sb_AD = fbID+'.AD', sbID+'.AD'
fb_GQ, sb_GQ = fbID+'.GQ', sbID+'.GQ'
except (NameError, IndexError):
print('The allele depth field is missing. Please include the AD field in the input file.')
sys.exit()
# Check if any required field is missing in the input file
requiredFields = ['CHROM', 'POS', 'REF', 'ALT', fb_AD, fb_GQ, sb_AD, sb_GQ]
missingFields = []
for elmt in requiredFields:
if elmt not in header:
missingFields.append(elmt)
if missingFields !=[]:
if len(missingFields) == 1:
print('The following required field is missing: ', missingFields)
else:
print('The following required fields are missing: ', missingFields)
print('Please remake the input file to include the missing field(s).')
sys.exit()
misc.append(['Header', header])
misc.extend([['Bulk ID', bulks], ['Number of SNPs in the entire dataframe', len(snpRawDF.index)]])
misc.extend([['Chromosome ID', chrmIDL]])
misc.append(['Chromosome sizes', chrmSzL])
fb_SI, sb_SI = fbID+'.SI', sbID+'.SI'
fb_AD_REF, fb_AD_ALT = fb_AD + '_REF', fb_AD + '_ALT'
sb_AD_REF, sb_AD_ALT = sb_AD + '_REF', sb_AD + '_ALT'
fb_LD, sb_LD = fbID+'.LD', sbID+'.LD'
sm_fb_AD_REF, sm_fb_AD_ALT = 'sm_'+fb_AD_REF, 'sm_'+fb_AD_ALT
sm_sb_AD_REF, sm_sb_AD_ALT = 'sm_'+sb_AD_REF, 'sm_'+sb_AD_ALT
fb_SI_CI, sb_SI_CI = fbID+'.SI_CI', sbID+'.SI_CI'
fb_SI_CI0995, sb_SI_CI0995 = fb_SI_CI+'0995', sb_SI_CI+'0995'
fb_SI_CI0005, sb_SI_CI0005 = fb_SI_CI+'0005', sb_SI_CI+'0005'
if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(path, 'COMPLETE.txt')) == False:
snpFiltering(snpRawDF)
# Obtain REF reads, ALT reads, and locus reads of each SNP
snpDF[[fb_AD_REF, fb_AD_ALT]] = snpDF[fb_AD].str.split(',', expand=True).astype(int)
snpDF[fb_LD] = snpDF[fb_AD_REF] + snpDF[fb_AD_ALT]
snpDF[[sb_AD_REF, sb_AD_ALT]] = snpDF[sb_AD].str.split(',', expand=True).astype(int)
snpDF[sb_LD] = snpDF[sb_AD_REF] + snpDF[sb_AD_ALT]
# Filter out the SNPs with zero locus reads in either bulk
snpDF_0LD = snpDF[~((snpDF[fb_LD]>0) & (snpDF[sb_LD]>0))]
snpDF = snpDF[(snpDF[fb_LD]>0) & (snpDF[sb_LD]>0)]
snpDF_0LD.to_csv(os.path.join(filteringPath, '0ld.csv'), index=None)
# Calculate simulated ALT reads for each SNP under null hypothesis
snpDF[sm_fb_AD_ALT] = np.random.binomial(snpDF[fb_LD], fb_Freq)
snpDF[sm_fb_AD_REF] = snpDF[fb_LD] - snpDF[sm_fb_AD_ALT]
snpDF[sm_sb_AD_ALT] = np.random.binomial(snpDF[sb_LD], sb_Freq)
snpDF[sm_sb_AD_REF] = snpDF[sb_LD] - snpDF[sm_sb_AD_ALT]
# Calculate SNP index
snpDF[fb_SI] = snpDF[fb_AD_ALT]/snpDF[fb_LD]
snpDF[sb_SI] = snpDF[sb_AD_ALT]/snpDF[sb_LD]
snpDF['Delta.SI'] = snpDF[sb_SI] - snpDF[fb_SI]
# Calculate G-statistic
snpDF['G_S'] = gStatistic_Array(snpDF[fb_AD_REF], snpDF[fb_AD_ALT], snpDF[sb_AD_REF], snpDF[sb_AD_ALT])
print('Perform Fisher\'s exact test and calculate thresholds of \u0394(SNP index) and G-statistic. This step can take a few hours; the more SNPs in the dataset or the higher the sequencing depth, the longer will it take.')
snpDF['STAT'] = snpDF.apply(statistics, axis=1)
print(f'Fisher\'s exact test and calculating thresholds of \u0394(SNP index) and G-statistic completed, time elapsed: {(time.time()-t0)/3600} hours')
# Create new columns for Fisher's exact test results, SNP index, Δ(SNP index) confidence intervals, and G-statistic thresholds
snpDF[['fisher_exact', 'sm_FE', fb_SI_CI, sb_SI_CI, 'DSI_CI', 'GS_CI']] = pd.DataFrame(snpDF.STAT.values.tolist(), index=snpDF.index)
# Create new columns for Fisher's exact test P-values, 99% SNP index confidence intervals, and 99.5 percentile G-statistic thresholds
snpDF['FE_P'] = snpDF['fisher_exact'].apply(lambda x: x[1]).astype(float)
snpDF['sm_FE_P'] = snpDF['sm_FE'].apply(lambda x: x[1]).astype(float)
snpDF[fb_SI_CI0005] = snpDF[fb_SI_CI].apply(lambda x: x[0]).astype(float)
snpDF[fb_SI_CI0995] = snpDF[fb_SI_CI].apply(lambda x: x[1]).astype(float)
snpDF[sb_SI_CI0005] = snpDF[sb_SI_CI].apply(lambda x: x[0]).astype(float)
snpDF[sb_SI_CI0995] = snpDF[sb_SI_CI].apply(lambda x: x[1]).astype(float)
snpDF['DSI_CI0005'] = snpDF['DSI_CI'].apply(lambda x: x[0]).astype(float)
snpDF['DSI_CI0995'] = snpDF['DSI_CI'].apply(lambda x: x[1]).astype(float)
snpDF['GS_CI0995'] = snpDF['GS_CI'].apply(lambda x: x[1]).astype(float)
# Reorgnaize the columns
reorderColumns = ['CHROM', 'POS', 'REF', 'ALT', 'QUAL', fbID+'.GT', fb_AD, fb_AD_REF, fb_AD_ALT, fb_LD, sm_fb_AD_ALT, fb_SI, fb_SI_CI0005, fb_SI_CI0995, fb_SI_CI, fb_GQ, sbID+'.GT', sb_AD, sb_AD_REF, sb_AD_ALT, sb_LD, sm_sb_AD_ALT, sb_SI, sb_SI_CI0005, sb_SI_CI0995, sb_SI_CI, sb_GQ, 'Delta.SI', 'FE_P', 'sm_FE_P', 'G_S', 'DSI_CI0005', 'DSI_CI0995', 'GS_CI0995', 'fisher_exact', 'DSI_CI', 'GS_CI', 'STAT']
# reorderColumns = ['CHROM', 'POS', 'REF', 'ALT', fb_AD_REF, fb_AD_ALT, sm_fb_AD_ALT, fb_LD, fb_GQ, sb_AD_REF, sb_AD_ALT, sm_sb_AD_ALT, sb_LD, sb_GQ, 'FE_P', 'sm_FE_P']
snpDF = snpDF[reorderColumns]
snpDF.to_csv(oiFile, index=None)
with open(os.path.join(path, 'COMPLETE.txt'), 'w') as xie:
xie.write('Statistical calculation is completed!')
else:
snpDF = pd.read_csv(oiFile, dtype={'CHROM':str})
# falseSNP = snpDF[((snpDF[fb_SI] < snpDF[fb_SI_CI0005]) & (snpDF[sb_SI] < snpDF[sb_SI_CI0005])) | \
# ((snpDF[fb_SI] > snpDF[fb_SI_CI0995]) & (snpDF[sb_SI] > snpDF[sb_SI_CI0995]))]
# snpDF = snpDF[~(((snpDF[fb_SI] < snpDF[fb_SI_CI0005]) & (snpDF[sb_SI] < snpDF[sb_SI_CI0005])) | \
# ((snpDF[fb_SI] > snpDF[fb_SI_CI0995]) & (snpDF[sb_SI] > snpDF[sb_SI_CI0995])))]
# falseSNP.to_csv(os.path.join(filteringPath, 'falseSNPs.csv'), index=None)
# snpDF.to_csv(os.path.join(filteringPath, 'SNPs.csv'), index=None)
# The above calculation may generate 'NA' value(s) for some SNPs. Remove SNPs with such 'NA' value(s)
snpDF.dropna(inplace=True)
misc.append(['Number of SNPs after drop of SNPs with calculation-generated NA value', len(snpDF.index)])
# Filter out SNPs with a low genotype quality score
snpDF = snpDF[(snpDF[fb_GQ]>=20) & (snpDF[sb_GQ]>=20)]
misc.append(['Dataframe filtered with genotype quality scores', len(snpDF.index)])
# Calculate the average number of SNPs in a sliding window
snpPerSW = int(len(snpDF.index) * swSize/sum(chrmSzL))
misc.append(['Average SNPs per sliding window', snpPerSW])
misc.append([f'Average locus depth in bulk {fbID}', snpDF[fb_LD].mean()])
misc.append([f'Average locus depth in bulk {sbID}', snpDF[sb_LD].mean()])
# Calculate or retrieve the threshold. The threshoslds are normally in the range from 0.12 to 0.12666668
if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(path, 'threshold.txt')) == False:
thrshld = smThresholds(snpDF)[1]
with open(os.path.join(path, 'threshold.txt'), 'w') as xie:
xie.write(str(thrshld))
else:
with open(os.path.join(path, 'threshold.txt'), 'r') as du:
thrshld = float(du.readline().strip())
# Identify likely trait-associated SNPs
fe = snpDF[snpDF['FE_P']<alpha]
# Plot layout setup
heightRatio = [1,0.8]
fig, axs = plt.subplots(nrows=len(heightRatio), ncols=len(chrmIDL), figsize=(20, 10), sharex='col', sharey='row',
gridspec_kw={'width_ratios': chrmSzL, 'height_ratios': heightRatio})
# fig, axs = plt.subplots(nrows=len(heightRatio), ncols=len(chrmIDL), figsize=(20, 18), sharex='col', sharey='row',
# gridspec_kw={'width_ratios': chrmSzL, 'height_ratios': heightRatio})
# Perform plotting
bsaseqPlot(chrmIDL, fe, snpDF)
# Handle the plot with a sigle column (chromosome)
if len(chrmIDL) == 1:
fig.align_ylabels(axs[:])
# Handle the plot with multiple columns (chromosomes)
else:
fig.align_ylabels(axs[:, 0])
# fig.tight_layout(pad=0.15, rect=[0, 0.035, 1, 1])
fig.subplots_adjust(top=0.96, bottom=0.073, left=0.064, right=0.995, hspace=hGap, wspace=wGap)
fig.suptitle('Genomic position (\u00D710 Mb)', y=0.002, ha='center', va='bottom')
fig.text(0.001, 0.995, 'A', weight='bold', ha='left', va='top')
fig.text(0.001, 0.435, 'B', weight='bold', ha='left', va='bottom')
fig.savefig(os.path.join(results, 'PyBSASeq.pdf'))
# fig.savefig(os.path.join(results, 'PyBSASeq.png'), dpi=600)
misc.append(['Running time', [(time.time()-t0)/3600]])
with open(os.path.join(results, 'misc_info.csv'), 'w', newline='') as outF:
xie = csv.writer(outF)
xie.writerows(misc)