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... I have a very basic question. So I have downloaded somatic mutation data from the COSMIC database. Each mutation has corresponding strand information associated with them. This usually coincides with the coding strand of the gene in which the mutation is located. The strand information goes like "+" ...
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... So if I want to extract fasta sequence of the flanking regions around mutations (SNVs), I should just consider all the mutations to be in one particular strand and go ahead with the analysis (bedtools getfasta), right? ...
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... Thanks for your reply. I have tried something very similar to your first suggestion. I tried finding motifs that are over-represented around disease-causing mutations as compared to non-disease. I also have a list of such motifs with their respective significance values. But the problem is I am unab ...
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... I have a list of mutations and the motifs are the bases flanking the mutation. I want to check whether over-representation of certain motifs influences the type of mutation. ...
written 21 days ago by
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... I have a set of di-, tri- and tetra-nucleotide motifs from the coding region of the genome that are over-represented. Is there any way to establish the biological significance of the over-representation? Right now it's just statistically significant with respect to a null model (of random sequences ...
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... Sorry about that. I have read the link you shared and will definitely consider them all while asking questions in the future. ...
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... Apologies for not being clear. There can be other mutation types also like G>T, G>C,T>A... etc. ...
written 22 days ago by
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... I have a list of strings of the format `"c.2455C>T"`.
How can I extract the mutation type or the `"C>T"` part from the string?
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... Hi, This is a great tool. thanks a lot for suggesting. Can you also specify how not to get Ns in my results? How do I mask that? Removing mask=NA from the above code isn't helping. ...
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... Say there are 2899452029 base pairs in the reference genome. Then I can choose the starting position of the kmer uniformly from 1 to 2899452029 at random. This will continue until I get the required number of kmers. ...
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