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Are you looking for CNVs in a population, or disease-causing copy number alterations in individual tumor or constitutional samples? Most of the cases including cn.MOPS, will do. For the latter, particularly tumor samples, CNVkit is a program which has been written recently that performs well. There are lots of these tools
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9 Sep 2016 Stages in cnvScan implementation. cnvScan can be implemented in four main steps. Formatting CNV results file; Creating in-house database; Run cnvScan; CNV filtration. 1. Formatting CNV results file. Generate cnvScan input from ExCopyDepth and ExomeDepth; for f in $(find . -name "*<CNV results
12 Nov 2013 With a few colleagues, we published in 2012 a paper describing ExomeDepth, a R package designed to call CNVs from exome sequencing experiments. The ExomeDepth paper has received some citations (not hundreds though, but still something substantial) which is obviously something I am happy to
Calls copy number variants (CNVs) from targeted sequence data, typically exome sequencing experiments designed to identify the genetic basis of Mendelian disorders. ExomeDepth was developed as a standalone software that uses read count data from exome or targeted sequencing experiments to call CNVs.
15 Jun 2014 ExomeDepth - error in select.reference.set function. I am trying to run the tutorial for ExomeDepth library in R. ExomeCount <- getBamCounts(bed.frame = ngs1_probes, bam.files = c("~//cic04617.bam", "~//cic04618.bam", "~//cic04668.bam"), include.chr = F, referenceFasta
ExomeDepth v1.1.10. Calls Copy Number Variants from Targeted Sequence Data. Calls copy number variants (CNVs) from targeted sequence data, typically exome sequencing experiments designed to identify the genetic basis of Mendelian disorders.
17 Jan 2014 The three tools in question are ExomeDepth [Plagnol 2012] and XHMM [Fromer 2012] for exomes and GenomeSTRiP [Handsaker 2011] for whole genomes. . modified version of some getopts code to accept command line args from this StackOverflow post and the example code from the XHMM tutorial.
15 May 2016 Version 1.0.5: • The transition from one CNV state to another now takes into account the distance between exons (contribution from Anna Fowler and Gerton Lunter, Oxford, UK). • In previous versions, the first exon of each chromosome was set to normal copy number to avoid CNVs spanning multiple exons.
Question #1: Fair observation, but I guess that they normalize by the total number of reads so summing or averaging is not a big difference. You ALWAYS need to normalize for the different total throughput of different experiments. Question #2: It depends. At page 5 of the manual they say: "A key idea behing ExomeDepth is
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