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... Hi,
I plan to sequence the genome of un-referenced bacteria. My first goal is to try to define functional elements in the genome and next to predict their function.
My general idea is to assemble the reads into contigs, perform ORF calling, blast genes against DBs, translate the genes into proteins ...
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... Thanks for your reply, I'll clarify.
There are no two commands, just a batch command of the same sample as test and normal sample:
cnvkit.py batch SAMPLE.bam -n SAMPLE.bam --targets TAR.bed --annotate refFlat.txt --fasta ~ucsc.hg19.fasta --access access-5k-mappable.hg19.bed --output-reference re ...
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... Hi,
I'm using CNVkit to detect copy number alterations in hybridized capture panel.
When I've used the same sample (exactly the same bam) as a reference I somehow do find some CNA.
We used the batch command followed by the call command with default parameters (and with dropping low-coverage).
15 out ...
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... Use the function [cor][1] in R.
You have a good example [here][2].
[1]: https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/stats/versions/3.5.3/topics/cor
[2]: http://www.sthda.com/english/wiki/correlation-matrix-a-quick-start-guide-to-analyze-format-and-visualize-a-correlation-matrix-using-r-software ...
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C: extract some feature from peak?
... you may use some tools in bedtools suite- intersecting the bam with the intervals bed file by **intersectBed**, use **coverage** to compute depth and breadth, and even genomecov and an in house script.
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... Hey,
I have some metabolites data. However, in several samples and metabolites the values are out-of-range.
The nice things is that the I can distinguish between values below and above the range.
How would you treat these values? some options that I were thinking about
1) Assign these values as N ...
written 3 months ago by
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A: miRNA differential expression
... I agree with ATpoint- there is no easy answer for which of them is better.
Two additional comments:
1) It is highly important to do pre-processing for miRNA-seq reads (removing adapters, low-quality sequences, size enrichment).
2) As for the alignment- there are several aligners and methods the ca ...
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... Dear Eric,
Did you had a chance to check the performance of CNVkit with pooled tumor samples?
We have targeted, hybrid capture, sequencing data and have no normal samples. I'm wondering which of the following setups, in principal, should be preferred:
1) Calling CNVs with no control samples (a f ...
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C: Panel of tumors for CNV detection
... Following further reading-
I think I'll try to use CNVkit, gatk and copywriteR.
Did anyone tried these tools with such "panel of tumors"? or know which should be less sensitive for this kind of input? ...
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... http://www2.uaem.mx/r-mirror/web/packages/ExomeCNV/ExomeCNV.pdf
and here is the CRAN archive:
https://cran.r-project.org/src/contrib/Archive/ExomeCNV/ ...
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