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Answer: A: How to align paired-end Sanger sequences
... You can use [tracy][1] to patch a reference using Sanger sequences. It's a reference-guided algorithm to assemble Sanger traces and it also creates a consensus sequence. tracy assemble -r reference_slice.fa forward.ab1 reverse.ab1 [1]: https://github.com/gear-genomics/tracy ...
written 5 days ago by trausch • 1.3k
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Answer: A: Export Coverage on IGV
... We first create coverage tracks in UCSC bedgraph format using [alfred][1] alfred tracks -o sample1.bedGraph.gz sample1.bam and then you can use [igvtools][2] to convert the bedGraph files to IGV's proprietory tdf format. igvtools totdf sample1.bedGraph.gz sample1.tdf hg19 You can then ea ...
written 17 days ago by trausch • 1.3k
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Answer: A: Calculating dinucleotide frequencies for each sequence in a multi fasta file
... The [kent utils][1] from the UCSC genome browser have a rapid tool for this faCount -dinuc genome.fa Precompiled binaries are [here][2]. [1]: http://hgdownload.soe.ucsc.edu/admin/exe/ [2]: http://hgdownload.soe.ucsc.edu/admin/exe/linux.x86_64/ ...
written 6 weeks ago by trausch • 1.3k
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Comment: C: Mismatch and Indel statistics from BAM/SAM file
... The InDel size doesn't matter as discussed in this Alfred [issue][1]. [1]: https://github.com/tobiasrausch/alfred/issues/3 ...
written 6 weeks ago by trausch • 1.3k
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Answer: A: Graphing GC Bias in Sequence Capture
... [Alfred][1] calculates the reference GC, target region GC and sample GC content. [Here][2] is an example, just select "DNA-Seq, Exome" from the reference data set collection and then jump to "GC Content". Command should be: alfred qc -b targets.bed -r genome.fa -o out.stats.tsv.gz -j out.stats. ...
written 7 weeks ago by trausch • 1.3k
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Comment: C: Oxford Nanopore error rate?
... As part of [HGSVC][1] one sample was sequenced with Oxford Nanopore (~1.5 years ago). You can browse the QC information of that sample [here][2], just select "DNA-Seq, Oxford Nanopore" from the set of reference data sets. The "Summary stats" tab lists the error rates of this data set for mismatches, ...
written 8 weeks ago by trausch • 1.3k
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Answer: A: Comparing metrics of two exome: how to interpret higher median coverage but lowe
... For your downstream analyses you probably want to know how many exons (targets) are above a certain coverage threshold. In other words, you want to plot the fraction of targets >= X and then iterate X from 1x, 2x, ..., 50x coverage. In addition, you want to look at the on-target rate, i.e., how e ...
written 9 weeks ago by trausch • 1.3k
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Answer: A: Generating consensus sequence from bam file
... [Alfred][1] has a consensus mode that extracts all reads at a given alignment position and then runs a multiple sequence alignment computation with consensus generation. It's primarily for long reads but I think it also works for short reads. alfred consensus -t ill -f bam -p chr4:500500 input. ...
written 10 weeks ago by trausch • 1.3k
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Comment: C: DELLY CNV Calling
... Yes, everything except Chr17. You can just list them all line-by-line: chr1 chr2 ... chr16 chr18 chr19 ... ...
written 3 months ago by trausch • 1.3k
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Answer: C: ATAC-seq : which read length?
... My suggestion would be to sequence in paired-end mode at short read length (50 or 75bp is fine but not longer) because then the insert size is informative for nucleosome patterns and you have more options for footprint analyses. ...
written 4 months ago by trausch • 1.3k

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