User: Carlos Borroto
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Masters in Bioinformatics with strong focus in computational genomics and gene expression analysis. Bioinformatics Analyst with over seven years of experience in international and domestic laboratory environments. Extensive experience in computational applications for laboratory data analyses.
Specialties:Bioinformatics, UNIX/Linux administration, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology.
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A: Alternative to VEP.
... I recently started playing with [Jannovar][1] and I'm pleasantly surprised how easy it has been to get up and running with it. Highly recommend giving it a try.
[1]: https://github.com/charite/jannovar/ ...
written 21 days ago by
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... All inputs for the step have to be available. See [this][1], look for bullet point "Instead of scattering separate steps, prefer to scatter over a subworkflow."
[1]: https://doc.arvados.org/user/cwl/cwl-style.html ...
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... This is most likely the case where you are using a `pip` command associated with a different `python` installation.
Please share the exact command used to install `pysam`. That could help decide what to do next to figure out where `pysam` might be getting installed. ...
written 5 months ago by
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... I'm getting started writing CWL tools and workflows. I would like to get a good testing framework setup from the beginning. Is there something that can help testing CWL? How are you testing CWL?
I saw [cwltest][1] exists. However, the documentation is very sparse. I haven't figured out what should ...
written 6 months ago by
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... 1) Yes, you do need to do normalization of the VCF, however the tools below will help you with that.
2) The main tools I know of are Illumina's [hap.py][1] and Real Time Genomics' [vcfeval][2]. Both are tools recommended by the PrecicionFDA [Truth Challenge][3].
[1]: https://github.com/Illumina ...
written 8 months ago by
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... In case someone finds this thread while searching for this issue, you can ask update_blastdb to use passive mode.
$ update_blastdb --passive --decompress nt ...
written 11 months ago by
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... Long detailed explanation from the [GATK forum][1].
> 3C. Restore altered data and apply & adjust meta information using MergeBamAlignment
>MergeBamAlignment is a beast of a tool, so its introduction is longer. It does more than is implied by its name. Explaining these features requires ...
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... How do you think this will affect reads coming from two almost identical regions but for a few bases? For example SMN1/SMN2 have regions that are only differentiated by 1 base. Would `clumpify.sh` with the recommended allowed subs parameter remove non-duplicated reads for these two regions?
--Carlo ...
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C: Rsync and python for ftp.ncbi
... I think you are falling in the trap of the [XY problem][1]. Please tell us more about what you are trying to do. Even without the details of what you really want to do, I doubt you need to get python involved here, most probably rsync by itself can do it.
[1]: http://meta.stackexchange.com/quest ...
written 2.3 years ago by
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... I recently found myself looking for the exact info. I too decided to go with bedtools. This is my final one liner assuming a pre-sorted bam file.
bedtools coverage -sorted -d -g human_g1k_v37.genome -a genes.bed -b my_sorted.bam \
| sort -k4,4 \
| bedtools groupby -g 4 -c 8 -o mean ...
written 2.4 years ago by
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