User: graeme.thorn
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... I think, Gabriel R., that I've found the way to deal with this. On inspecting one of my samples (with estimated deamination metric, the proportion of called SNPs consisting of C>T or G>A transitions, of 0.837), this looks like a straightforward filtering procedure. Looking at the minor allele ...
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... That's one possible strategy, though this could throw out lots of important information with regards to the clinical outcomes. The other strategy that I'm playing with is to cluster the called variants on quality and on allele fraction. [C>T] and [G>A] transitions due to the DNA damage are lik ...
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... I'm calling variants using the IonTorrent TorrentSuite on DNA which has been sequenced from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissue. This has a major issue in that without addition of uracil-N-glycosylase, some of the Ts in the original DNA are deaminated to Cs, which upon sequencing and calling var ...
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... I have circa 120 BAM files from IonTorrent Ampli-seq on the ThermoFisher Scientific Comprehensive Cancer Panel. Is the answer given in this question: https://www.biostars.org/p/231354/ still relevant for calling CNV on the mapped results? ...
written 23 days ago by
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... I've got c. 140 VCF files generated by the IonTorrent variant caller pipeline (sequenced using ampliSeq on the comprehensive cancer panel) that I want to process further. However, I'm not sure what filters to apply to the VCFs before grouping them into merged VCFs per group.
As far as I can tell, t ...
written 26 days ago by
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... It turns out, after speaking to tech support that these are old files from a previous version of the software so won't run through variant caller.
The files themselves need reanalysing from the initial FASTQ -> BAM with the newest version. ...
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... Did do, finally, after fruitless searching - it turns out the files need reanalysing from the start, so raw sequencing to BAM needs redoing before calling variant caller ...
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... I have a lot of IonTorrent sequencing data in BAM format that I want to call variants on, using the IonTorrent variant caller. However, for some of the BAM files (for about 20 samples out of ~150) the variant caller stops due to what it states are lack of ZM: tags in a few individual reads.
The thi ...
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... That data does not contain the receptor status though. The equivalent data for the TCGA data (BRCA-US project) on the GDC does have the receptor status to assess whether its TNBC or not, but the clinical data from the ICGC does not contain it. ...
written 6 months ago by
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... I can't see any global table like for the GDC, and the clinical data available for each patient does not have the information I need to filter out those who aren't TNBCs ...
written 6 months ago by
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