What Does This Lumpy Output Mean?
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10.8 years ago

We are seeing this with a tumor sample we have which I am not at liberty to share:

chr2 89852902 89853119 chr10 39088075 39088285 0x1bdf49a90 7 + - TYPE:DELETION IDS:1,7

Does this represent a translocation? If so, which is the source and which is the sink?

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What do you mean by "source" and "sink"? I believe that this output states that chr2 (+strand) is fused to chr10 (-strand). Not sure why it's labelled a Deletion, other than that Lumpy doesn't seem to have a translocation type (which is odd).

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surely you would think lumpy would try to infer whether the sequence jumped from chr2 to chr10 or vice-versa

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Unless there are two breakpoints supporting the ends, it seems to me that this is evidence of a chromosomal fusion, not a small sequence jumping.

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