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I have one tumor/normal WGS data from a breast cancer patient and the tumor bam file is 11.2 GB in size, while the normal bam file is 27.6 GB in size. Isn't this uncommon, considering tumor files are usually larger than normal ones?
So is it advisable to compare normal vs tumor and find the variants for this sample?
Yes. The only alternative is throwing away the data...which is not a terribly good alternative.
Thanks for your reply.