How I could get the MAF from a SNPs list?
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Hi everyone! I would like to get the MAF of a list of SNPs. Human. Europeans. I have already followed the instructions fouded in similar post here using ensembl and ucsc database without succeeding. My SNPs are in Build 37 and the position is already known.

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You will have to provide more information, such as the format in which your data is currently? - Plink?; VCF; FASTA?

The MAF calculation is obviously just counting the called alleles at each position and obtaining the percentage (i.e. frequency) of the less common allele.

A A A A A G A A A A

A= 90%

G=10%

G is the minor allele, with MAF 0.1

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For matching variants, CEU data from Hapmap3 will be helpful for European population MAF. Try working with vcf from hapmap3 ceu population and dbSNP currently stores allele frequency by population.

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Thanks a lot for the reply! I have an Excel file from an array with those variables: IlmnID,Name,SNP,AddressA_ID,AlleleA_ProbeSeq,AddressB_ID,AlleleB_ProbeSeq, GenomeBuild,Chr,MapInfo,Ploidy,Species,Source,SourceVersion,SourceStrand, SourceSeq,TopGenomicSeq,BeadSetID.

I used PLINK once to estimate the MAF, but in that case I had all the files that it needs.

Thanks in advance

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You just want that MAF from the 1000 Genomes Phase III NFE (Non-Finnish European) or the HapMap CEU?

As you appear to have chromosome and position, use ANNOVAR. I can help you with the coding and set-up, if you wish.

Also take a look at SNP nexus

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Thanks, I tried with SNP nexus but I loose too many information, as it has not all the SNP information that are in my list.

And actually, I need MAF from 1000 GP and not from HapMap. Is there another data bank as SNP Nexus that use the 1000 GP data base? Thanks

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Okay, in that case, use Annovar. It annotates allele frequencies from:

  • 1000 Genomes Phase III (all main populations)
  • Greater Middle East project
  • Exome Variant Server
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