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I work in the Division of Oncology and McDonnell Genome Institute at Washington University in St. Louis, where I develop and apply computational tools to give us insight into the origins and progression of cancer.

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Answer: A: Tool to separate human and mouse rna seq reads
... We're testing out [XenoSplit](https://github.com/goknurginer/XenoSplit) right now and it seems to work fairly well. I've also used [NGS-disambiguate](https://github.com/AstraZeneca-NGS/disambiguate) in the past with success. ...
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Job: Bioinformatics Programmer - Washington University in St. Louis
... We currently have an opening for a Bioinformatics Programmer in our cancer genomics group at Washington University in St. Louis. It's a great place to work, a fantastic place to do science, and a great opportunity for a talented coder to learn bioinformatics. Apply through the WUSTL jobs website at ...
analyst developer job genomics cancer written 19 months ago by Chris Miller ♦ 21k
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Answer: A: Free for academic use only licenses (If you want to sell your software please ju
... Appreciate the perspective! I've navigated this from the academic side before, and it's tough. We all know that academic software has a reputation for being poorly engineered, and unsupported approximately 5 minutes after it's published. That's because it's _really_ hard to get grant funding for st ...
written 20 months ago by Chris Miller ♦ 21k
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Comment: C: Bin chromosome every 1kb and get average value
... Even though Pierre has created a strange little masterpiece up there, I think this is going to be the best answer for most people :) ...
written 21 months ago by Chris Miller ♦ 21k
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Comment: C: HGVS format to VCF from portal.gdc.cancer.gov
... If this works for you, great, but IIRC, that's not valid VCF format, because of the missing "anchor bases" for ins and del. (e.g. G/- should be CG/C) A lot of tools will get angry about that. VEP will fill those in with the missing ref bases, if you do end up needing them. ...
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Answer: A: HGVS format to VCF from portal.gdc.cancer.gov
... Those are essentially genomic coordinates, right? I think you could just parse out the extra crap then give it to VEP to create a valid VCF: https://m.ensembl.org/info/docs/tools/vep/vep_formats.html#default I've done similar things to get wacky formats into VCF ...
written 21 months ago by Chris Miller ♦ 21k
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Answer: A: Saving 3D plot from rgl as a pdf
... This function is an example of using rgl to render a 3d plot and spin it, taking periodic snapshots and assembling them into a gif: https://github.com/genome/sciclone/blob/master/R/plots.R#L1171 It's been years since I wrote that, and the details are a bit fuzzy, but maybe it provides some useful ...
written 21 months ago by Chris Miller ♦ 21k
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Comment: C: Middle author, but not first author projects. How would you approach this?
... Bosses can make your life hell in plenty of other ways... I know a person who did this without including or notifying the head of their lab and got dressed down pretty good for it, since the review covered things he learned/worked on while in lab. There's a whole separate discussion to be had abou ...
written 21 months ago by Chris Miller ♦ 21k
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Comment: C: Middle author, but not first author projects. How would you approach this?
... Be very careful going this route. Working on things related to your field, even if "on your own time" is often not advisable politically, even if technically allowed. ...
written 21 months ago by Chris Miller ♦ 21k
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Comment: C: Middle author, but not first author projects. How would you approach this?
... If you are working for someone who doesn't appreciate computational contributions, my suggestion would be to find a new boss. ...
written 21 months ago by Chris Miller ♦ 21k

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