--- name: bio-chipseq-qc-8dbfc54801f3 description: ChIP-seq quality control metrics including FRiP (Fraction of Reads in Peaks), cross-correlation analysis (NSC/RSC), library complexity, and IDR (Irreproducibility Discovery Rate) for replicate concordance. Use to assess experiment quality before downstream analysis. Use when assessing ChIP-seq data quality metrics. tool_type: mixed primary_tool: deepTools --- # ChIP-seq Quality Control Quality metrics for assessing ChIP-seq experiment success and replicate reproducibility. ## FRiP (Fraction of Reads in Peaks) Measures the proportion of reads falling within called peaks. Higher values indicate stronger enrichment. ### Calculate FRiP with bedtools ```bash # Count reads in peaks reads_in_peaks=$(bedtools intersect -a chip.bam -b peaks.narrowPeak -u | samtools view -c -) total_reads=$(samtools view -c -F 260 chip.bam) # Calculate FRiP frip=$(echo "scale=4; $reads_in_peaks / $total_reads" | bc) echo "FRiP: $frip" ``` ### Calculate FRiP with featureCounts ```bash # Convert peaks to SAF format awk 'BEGIN{OFS="\t"} {print $4, $1, $2, $3, "."}' peaks.narrowPeak > peaks.saf # Count reads in peaks featureCounts -a peaks.saf -F SAF -o peak_counts.txt chip.bam # FRiP from summary grep -v "^#" peak_counts.txt.summary ``` ### Calculate FRiP with pysam ```python import pysam import pybedtools def calculate_frip(bam_file, peak_file): bam = pysam.AlignmentFile(bam_file, 'rb') total_reads = bam.count(read_callback=lambda r: not r.is_unmapped and not r.is_secondary) peaks = pybedtools.BedTool(peak_file) reads_in_peaks = 0 for peak in peaks: reads_in_peaks += bam.count(peak.chrom, peak.start, peak.end) frip = reads_in_peaks / total_reads return frip frip = calculate_frip('chip.bam', 'peaks.narrowPeak') print(f'FRiP: {frip:.4f}') ``` ### FRiP Thresholds | Target | Minimum FRiP | Good FRiP | |--------|--------------|-----------| | TF (narrow) | 0.01 | > 0.05 | | Histone (broad) | 0.10 | > 0.20 | | H3K4me3 | 0.05 | > 0.15 | | H3K27ac | 0.05 | > 0.10 | ## Cross-Correlation Analysis (NSC/RSC) Strand cross-correlation analysis measures ChIP enrichment by calculating correlation between read coverage on forward and reverse strands. ### Run phantompeakqualtools ```bash # Run SPP cross-correlation analysis Rscript run_spp.R \ -c=chip.bam \ -savp=chip_cc.pdf \ -out=chip_cc.txt \ -odir=qc/ # Output columns: # 1: filename # 2: numReads # 3: estFragLen (estimated fragment length) # 4: corr_estFragLen # 5: phantomPeak # 6: corr_phantomPeak # 7: argmin_corr (minimum strand shift) # 8: min_corr # 9: NSC (Normalized Strand Coefficient) # 10: RSC (Relative Strand Coefficient) # 11: QualityTag ``` ### Interpret NSC and RSC ```bash # Parse results awk -F'\t' '{ print "Fragment length:", $3 print "NSC:", $9 print "RSC:", $10 print "Quality:", $11 }' chip_cc.txt ``` ### NSC/RSC Thresholds | Metric | Marginal | Acceptable | Ideal | |--------|----------|------------|-------| | NSC | < 1.05 | 1.05 - 1.1 | > 1.1 | | RSC | < 0.8 | 0.8 - 1.0 | > 1.0 | | QualityTag | -2 | 0 | 1 or 2 | ### Plot Cross-Correlation in R ```r library(spp) chip_data <- read.bam.tags('chip.bam') binding_characteristics <- get.binding.characteristics(chip_data, srange=c(50, 500), bin=5) # Cross-correlation plot pdf('cc_plot.pdf') plot(binding_characteristics$cross.correlation, type='l', xlab='Strand shift', ylab='Cross-correlation') abline(v=binding_characteristics$peak$x, col='red') dev.off() # Extract metrics print(paste('Fragment length:', binding_characteristics$peak$x)) ``` ## Library Complexity (NRF, PBC1, PBC2) Measures of library complexity to detect PCR amplification issues. ### Calculate with bedtools ```bash # NRF: Non-Redundant Fraction (unique reads / total reads) total=$(samtools view -c -F 260 chip.bam) unique=$(samtools view -F 260 chip.bam | cut -f1-4 | sort -u | wc -l) nrf=$(echo "scale=4; $unique / $total" | bc) echo "NRF: $nrf" # PBC1: PCR Bottleneck Coefficient 1 (M1/Mdistinct) # M1 = locations with exactly 1 read # Mdistinct = distinct genomic locations bedtools bamtobed -i chip.bam | \ awk '{print $1":"$2"-"$3}' | \ sort | uniq -c | \ awk '{ if($1==1) m1++ mdist++ } END { print "M1:", m1 print "Mdistinct:", mdist print "PBC1:", m1/mdist }' ``` ### Library Complexity Thresholds | Metric | Severe | Mild | None | |--------|--------|------|------| | NRF | < 0.5 | 0.5 - 0.8 | > 0.8 | | PBC1 | < 0.5 | 0.5 - 0.8 | > 0.8 | | PBC2 | < 1 | 1 - 3 | > 3 | ## IDR (Irreproducibility Discovery Rate) Measures consistency between biological replicates by comparing ranked peak lists. ### Run IDR Analysis ```bash # Call peaks on each replicate macs3 callpeak -t rep1.bam -c input.bam -n rep1 -g hs macs3 callpeak -t rep2.bam -c input.bam -n rep2 -g hs # Sort by signal value (column 7) sort -k7,7nr rep1_peaks.narrowPeak > rep1_sorted.narrowPeak sort -k7,7nr rep2_peaks.narrowPeak > rep2_sorted.narrowPeak # Run IDR idr --samples rep1_sorted.narrowPeak rep2_sorted.narrowPeak \ --input-file-type narrowPeak \ --rank signal.value \ --output-file idr_output.txt \ --plot idr_plot.pdf \ --log-output-file idr.log ``` ### IDR with Pooled Peaks ```bash # Call peaks on pooled data samtools merge -f pooled.bam rep1.bam rep2.bam macs3 callpeak -t pooled.bam -c input.bam -n pooled -g hs # Run IDR with oracle idr --samples rep1_sorted.narrowPeak rep2_sorted.narrowPeak \ --peak-list pooled_peaks.narrowPeak \ --input-file-type narrowPeak \ --rank signal.value \ --output-file idr_oracle.txt ``` ### Interpret IDR Results ```bash # Count peaks at different IDR thresholds awk '$5 >= 540' idr_output.txt | wc -l # IDR < 0.05 (conservative) awk '$5 >= 415' idr_output.txt | wc -l # IDR < 0.1 (optimal) # IDR output columns: # 1-3: chr, start, end # 4: name # 5: scaled IDR (-125 * log2(IDR)) # 6: strand # 7: signal (from rep1) # 8: signal (from rep2) # 9: local IDR # 10: global IDR ``` ### IDR Self-Consistency Check ```bash # Split one sample and check self-consistency samtools view -s 0.5 chip.bam -b > pseudo_rep1.bam samtools view -s 2.5 chip.bam -b > pseudo_rep2.bam # Call peaks on pseudo-replicates macs3 callpeak -t pseudo_rep1.bam -c input.bam -n pseudo1 -g hs macs3 callpeak -t pseudo_rep2.bam -c input.bam -n pseudo2 -g hs # Run IDR idr --samples pseudo1_peaks.narrowPeak pseudo2_peaks.narrowPeak \ --input-file-type narrowPeak \ --output-file self_idr.txt ``` ### IDR Quality Guidelines | Comparison | Expected IDR Peaks | Notes | |------------|-------------------|-------| | True replicates | > 70% of pooled | Biological concordance | | Pseudo-replicates | > 80% of sample | Technical consistency | | Rep vs Pooled | ~100% of rep peaks | Subset relationship | ## deepTools QC Metrics ### plotFingerprint ```bash # Assess enrichment with fingerprint plot plotFingerprint \ -b chip.bam input.bam \ --labels ChIP Input \ -o fingerprint.pdf \ --outRawCounts fingerprint.tab \ --outQualityMetrics fingerprint_qc.txt # Good ChIP shows curve shifted right of diagonal # Input follows diagonal ``` ### computeMatrix and plotProfile ```bash # TSS enrichment computeMatrix reference-point \ -S chip.bw \ -R genes.bed \ --referencePoint TSS \ -a 3000 -b 3000 \ -o matrix.gz plotProfile \ -m matrix.gz \ -o tss_enrichment.pdf \ --perGroup ``` ### plotCorrelation ```bash # Sample correlation multiBamSummary bins \ -b rep1.bam rep2.bam rep3.bam \ -o results.npz plotCorrelation \ -in results.npz \ --corMethod spearman \ --whatToPlot heatmap \ -o correlation.pdf \ --outFileCorMatrix correlation.tab ``` ## Complete QC Pipeline ```bash #!/bin/bash sample=$1 input=$2 peaks=$3 echo "=== ChIP-seq QC Report: $sample ===" > qc_report.txt # FRiP reads_in_peaks=$(bedtools intersect -a $sample -b $peaks -u | samtools view -c -) total_reads=$(samtools view -c -F 260 $sample) frip=$(echo "scale=4; $reads_in_peaks / $total_reads" | bc) echo "FRiP: $frip" >> qc_report.txt # Cross-correlation Rscript run_spp.R -c=$sample -out=cc.txt -odir=. nsc=$(cut -f9 cc.txt) rsc=$(cut -f10 cc.txt) echo "NSC: $nsc" >> qc_report.txt echo "RSC: $rsc" >> qc_report.txt # Library complexity unique=$(samtools view -F 260 $sample | cut -f1-4 | sort -u | wc -l) nrf=$(echo "scale=4; $unique / $total_reads" | bc) echo "NRF: $nrf" >> qc_report.txt # Fingerprint plotFingerprint -b $sample $input -o fingerprint.pdf --outQualityMetrics fingerprint_qc.txt cat qc_report.txt ``` ## QC Summary Table | Metric | Tool | Ideal Value | |--------|------|-------------| | FRiP | bedtools/featureCounts | > 0.05 (TF), > 0.1 (histone) | | NSC | phantompeakqualtools | > 1.1 | | RSC | phantompeakqualtools | > 1.0 | | NRF | samtools/bedtools | > 0.8 | | PBC1 | bedtools | > 0.8 | | IDR (replicates) | idr | > 70% concordance | ## Related Skills - **peak-calling** - Call peaks before QC analysis - **alignment-files** - BAM statistics and filtering - **differential-binding** - Compare conditions after QC - **atac-seq/atac-qc** - Similar QC for ATAC-seq --- Source attribution: David-Li0406 Original project: https://github.com/David-Li0406/meta-skill-evloving/blob/ca3a335628981df10c36e00cb9850df2c247ab9a/skill-flow/data/skills-refined-36k/skillsmp/bio-chipseq-qc/SKILL.md License: Apache-2.0 License information: https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Original upstream instructions; 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