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... If I have to explain technicalities of PCA to a biologist, [this][1] is where I would start.
[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UVHneBUBW0 ...
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... To answer your question in a simple sentence - In an ideal scenario, variants with VAF around 50% is fully clonal. Since most somatic mutations tend to be heterozygous, a clonal mutation would have an allele frequency of 50%. Anything below ~45/40% would be a sub-clonal.
But it also depends on your ...
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C: TMB Tumor Mutation Burden
... I believe standard WXS capture sizes are around 50 mb. (eg; Agilent sure select) ...
written 8 months ago by
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... I am not sure if I understand teh question correctly. But, you should look at one of those multi region WXS/WGS studies. Somatic mutation profile varies a lot within the bulk tumor based on biopsy site. So its pretty heterogeneous. ...
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... Its using Mutect2 under the hood for variant calling and doing LOT of filtering to remove possible FPs and gremline variants - which is GOOD. I think you should try it! ...
written 9 months ago by
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... If you have only tumor samples, no matter how much of a sophisticated algorithm you use - there is always an uncertainty associated with the somatic status of an identified variant. Having said that, MuTect can still call somatic variants without gremline controls. But again you will have to be care ...
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... There are few other tools. DeconstructSigs estimates loading of known signatures for every sample in the cohort. If you are interested in de-novo you could try [EMu](http://www.sanger.ac.uk/science/tools/emu) and [Mutational Signature framework](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/3 ...
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... Try [Here](https://github.com/PoisonAlien/beadAnalyze) ...
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... Hi,
You're passing MAF object as an input for `SomInaClust_det` function. My guess is it requires MAF file as an input. May be try this and see...
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brca_Sominaclust <- SomInaClust_det(maf_brca, calculate_CDS = TRUE, convert_genenames_to_HGNC=FALSE)
``` ...
written 11 months ago by
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... Hi,
Whether a gene is a driver or not is usually done on large cohorts based on how frequently the gene is mutated. There are algorithms to identify such genes. How many cell lines do you have in your file ?
In case if you're only interested in a particular mutation,
- you will have to look at ...
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