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Answer: A: Remove positions that are non-variant in a subset of samples from a vcf file
... You should be able to just use the --excludeNonVariants flag for GATK SelectVariants. ...
written 3.7 years ago by Chris Whelan • 550
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Answer: A: Remove positions that are non-variant in a subset of samples from a vcf file
... You should be able to just use the --excludeNonVariants flag for GATK SelectVariants. ...
written 3.7 years ago by Chris Whelan • 550
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Answer: A: CNV analysis tool on exome data for NGS
... This paper offers an evaluation of four commonly used tools (XHMM, ExomeDepth, CoNIFER, and CONTRA). The results show how hard a problem it is: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/humu.22537/abstract ...
written 6.0 years ago by Chris Whelan • 550 • updated 3 months ago by RamRS ♦ 26k
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Comment: C: Interpreting Genome_Structural_Correction Block_Bootstrap.Py
... This is similar to a question I asked a while back (and never really found an answer for..) Need advice on the correct usage for the Genome Structure Correction statistical software from the ENCODE project ...
written 6.1 years ago by Chris Whelan • 550
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Answer: A: How Do I Search A Genome For A Known Motif, And Get An Interval File Of All Inst
... You could also use the fuzznuc tool from the EMBOSS suite for this: http://emboss.sourceforge.net/apps/cvs/emboss/apps/fuzznuc.html ...
written 6.2 years ago by Chris Whelan • 550
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Answer: A: Why Insertion Are Hard To Find By The Alignments Of Reads Than Deletion ?
... Insertions are also more difficult to find because you can't use the paired-end mapping technique if the insertion is too long. If two reads in a pair come from either side of a deletion, you can identify the deletion by looking for a longer distance between mappings of paired reads than you'd expec ...
written 6.2 years ago by Chris Whelan • 550
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Answer: A: List Of Cloud Genomics Companies
... A new one I think is: BioDatomics -- http://www.biodatomics.com/ ...
written 6.4 years ago by Chris Whelan • 550
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Answer: A: Tool Or Technique To Find Co-Occuring Motifs Within Genomic Intervals That Corr
... It looks like ChIPModule is designed to do that: http://hulab.ucf.edu/research/projects/ChIPModule/index.html Also, I think that Homer can help with this, although I've only used it for finding enriched motifs, rather than co-enriched motifs. It was very straightforward to use for the simpler task ...
written 6.5 years ago by Chris Whelan • 550
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Answer: A: Mapping Applications On Hadoop Cluster
... You could also look at SEAL: http://biodoop-seal.sourceforge.net/ My structural variation detection too, Cloudburst, also has commands to parallelize mappings in Hadoop: https://github.com/cwhelan/cloudbreak ...
written 6.5 years ago by Chris Whelan • 550
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Comment: C: Publicly Available Pipeline For Analysis Of Whole Genome Bisulfite Sequencing Da
... Yes, I've used this strategy too, and it worked well. ...
written 6.7 years ago by Chris Whelan • 550

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