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translocation test cases #31

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zeeev opened this issue Apr 13, 2016 · 10 comments
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translocation test cases #31

zeeev opened this issue Apr 13, 2016 · 10 comments

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zeeev commented Apr 13, 2016

@abolia @BrettKennedy @ryanabo,

I'm very close to adding translocation support to WHAM-GRAPHENING. I'm trying to round up some test cases in BAM format. Do you have any to share?

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abolia commented Apr 14, 2016

Hi Zev,

Sure, I can send you some. Would you like me to upload them to GNomEx or
somewhere else. Let me know.

Thanks,
Ashini

On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 9:39 AM, Zev Kronenberg [email protected]
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@abolia https://github.com/abolia @BrettKennedy
https://github.com/BrettKennedy @ryanabo https://github.com/ryanabo,

I'm very close to adding translocation support to WHAM-GRAPHENING. I'm
trying to round up some test cases in BAM format. Do you have any to share?


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abolia commented Apr 14, 2016

Hey Zev,

I have uploaded 2 bams on GNomEx:

https://hci-bio-app.hci.utah.edu/gnomex/gnomexFlex.jsp?analysisNumber=A3484

Sample SP-14-15849
True Positive: ALK gene chr2:29415639-30144477
Supected Partner: EML4 gene chr2:42396477-42559688

Sample SP-14-20579
True Positive: EWSR1 gene chr22:29663997-29686672
Supected Partner: WT1 gene chr11:32409321-32457081

Let me know if you need more BAM's.

Thanks,

Ashini

On Thu, Apr 14, 2016 at 12:41 PM, Ashini Bolia [email protected] wrote:

Hi Zev,

Sure, I can send you some. Would you like me to upload them to GNomEx or
somewhere else. Let me know.

Thanks,
Ashini

On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 9:39 AM, Zev Kronenberg [email protected]
wrote:

@abolia https://github.com/abolia @BrettKennedy
https://github.com/BrettKennedy @ryanabo https://github.com/ryanabo,

I'm very close to adding translocation support to WHAM-GRAPHENING. I'm
trying to round up some test cases in BAM format. Do you have any to share?


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zeeev commented Apr 15, 2016

@abolia Thank you. I'm trying them out now.

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zeeev commented Apr 15, 2016

What reference genome was used? HG19?

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abolia commented Apr 15, 2016

Yes, hg19 was used.

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What reference genome was used? HG19?


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zeeev commented Apr 15, 2016

@abolia Looks like it is a custom reference genome. I will need your reference.

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abolia commented Apr 15, 2016

Oh yeah, sorry I forgot to mention that. It is custom reference that
contains the phiX and adapter sponges. I uploaded the fasta, index and dict
files to GNomEx under the same analysis.

Thanks,
Ashini

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@abolia https://github.com/abolia Looks like it is a custom reference
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zeeev commented Apr 26, 2016

Hi @abolia @BrettKennedy @srynobio,

WHAM-G, on the devel branch, calls BNDs (inter-chromosomal events). If you'd be interested in trying it follow the steps below. Otherwise I will let you know when a do a full release. Any feedback is welcome.

cd wham
checkout devel
make graphDebug

Here is an example of how to run it:

WHAM-GRAPHENING -e Y,MT,GL000207.1,GL000226.1,GL000229.1,GL000231.1,GL000210.1,GL000239.1,GL000235.1,GL000201.1,GL000247.1,GL000245.1,GL000197.1,GL000203.1,GL000246.1,GL000249.1,GL000196.1,GL000248.1,GL000244.1,GL000238.1,GL000202.1,GL000234.1,GL000232.1,GL000206.1,GL000240.1,GL000236.1,GL000241.1,GL000243.1,GL000242.1,GL000230.1,GL000237.1,GL000233.1,GL000204.1,GL000198.1,GL000208.1,GL000191.1,GL000227.1,GL000228.1,GL000214.1,GL000221.1,GL000209.1,GL000218.1,GL000220.1,GL000213.1,GL000211.1,GL000199.1,GL000217.1,GL000216.1,GL000215.1,GL000205.1,GL000219.1,GL000224.1,GL000223.1,GL000195.1,GL000212.1,GL000222.1,GL000200.1,GL000193.1,GL000194.1,GL000225.1,GL000192.1,NC_007605 -x 10 -a ~/shared_resources/gatk-resouces/human_g1k_v37.fasta -f CHM1_1.bam -x 5 > test 2> wham.err

After looking at you data I would highly recommend pre-trimming the reads to remove the high rate of N's. That will improve both WHAM and Delly calls.

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Hi,

I was wondering what the status is on implementing translocation detection.

regards,
Tjitske

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zeeev commented Sep 11, 2017

@Tjitskedv Currently, I don't have time time implement the translocation functionality. I'de be happy if someone was interested in helping.

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