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> Mutational impact on non-coding parts of cancer genomes.

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Comment: C: how to find new transcript from bam file?
... Do you try to get smallRNAs from standard RNA-seq or from smallRNA-seq? ...
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Comment: C: kmer content failling with fastqc
... You did not link a picture, and might read [this][1] first. [1]: https://www.biostars.org/p/172860/ ...
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Comment: C: ChIP-seq analysis ( QC)
... I use skewer to trim fastq files for a trailing base quality of 30, and an average base quality of the read of 25. Use fastqc to get an idea of the low-level data quality. ...
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Comment: C: Varscan somatic caller - Genotype calls
... Ok, latest version is 2.4.3. I posted my suggested workflow using VarScan recently today [here][1], you should be able to adapt it one-to-one. I suggest you re-run it on your sample with the latest version of the program (maybe on a subset of your BAM including the region you posted). Note that you ...
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Comment: C: Varscan somatic caller - Genotype calls
... The header line you posted has 10 fields, but line 2 has 12. Please post the full command line, and the version of VarScan (I assume you used VarScan2, latest version right)? Did you do any postprocessing of the primary call set? ...
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Comment: C: fastx_clipper problem in output
... Yes, skewer does all in one go. A typical command line for single-end data Illumina data could be: ./skewer -n -q 25 -Q 25 in.fastq.gz It removes reads with excessive Ns (-n), removes bases at the 3' end until it hits a base with quality > 25 (-q 25) and discards reads with an average base ...
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Answer: A: germline calling of tumor-normal paired sample germline by varscan2
... I recommend the following command line. It makes a combined tumor-normal mpileup and pipes it into VarScan2, applying the strand-filter, and leaving everything else at default. Be sure to use the latest varscan version. ## 1. Get the raw variants: samtools mpileup -q 20 -Q 25 -B -d 1000 -f ...
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Comment: C: visualizing the file with BigWig format
... IGV definitely supports BW format. Please check if you have the current version of IGV, and point out how these BWs have been generated, and what the error message is. ...
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Answer: A: assemble 3 SRA files for a single species
... My suggestion: ## 1. Use fastq-dump on each of the files, e.g. parallelized with GNU parallel: ls *.sra | parallel "fastq-dump --gzip --split-3 {}" ## 2. Check files with fastqc: ls *.fastq.gz | parallel "fastqc {}" ## 3. If metrics are ok, combine them: cat SRR*_1 ...
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Comment: C: fastx_clipper problem in output
... Do not use fastx-toolkit in 2018. It is not actively being maintained and does not support paired-end data (as far as I know). Currently accepted options are bbdup.sh from BBMap, trimmomatic, cutadapt or skewer (the latter is my go-to choice). ...
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