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Some of my variants fall between annotated genes. I cannot tell from the output Does it drop them? |
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Paururo
Aug 16, 2026
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No. A variant that falls outside every feature in your annotation is still
So an intergenic variant is an answer, not a silence. The amino acid column is If you would rather not see them, Worth knowing separately: a variant inside a gene can also come back with |
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No. A variant that falls outside every feature in your annotation is still
reported, as a row of its own:
intergenic-intergenic_variantMODIFIERSo an intergenic variant is an answer, not a silence. The amino acid column is
-because there is no codon to translate, not because something went wrong.If you would rather not see them,
--exclude-intergenicremoves them.Worth knowing separately: a variant inside a gene can also come back with
-in the amino acid column, when no codon can be built for it. That is also a
reported row, not a dropped one.