How to get rsid during the variant annotation using VEP (offline mode)
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seta ★ 1.9k

Dear all,

I've got a large list of variant as VCF format per chromosome (human), which annotated using VEP (release 98) as offline mode. But, I didn't get the corresponding rsid at the output. Could you please help me out how I can obtain the "rsid" during the annotation?

Thanks

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Emily 24k

--check_existing=1

Checks for the existence of known variants that are co-located with your input. By default the alleles are compared and variants on an allele-specific basis - to compare only coordinates, use --no_check_alleles.

Some databases may contain variants with unknown (null) alleles and these are included by default; to exclude them use --exclude_null_alleles.

See this page for more details.

Not used by default

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Thanks Emily; I annotated VCF file of chromosome 22 and the "Existing_variation" column of output is empty, so what's happened in your view?

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Please share exact code you used.

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Then maybe you have novel variants.

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it's my mistake; actually, I thought the "check_existing" is considered by VEP as default. Now, with adding this item, the issue was solved.

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If issue is resolved, please accept as an answer.

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