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    Comparing multiple exomes

    I have multiple exome sequences from a 5500 platform that I would like to compare. Basically what I am trying to do is to find genes that are commonly mutated in these individuals.

    I got ANNOVAR to annotate all the data but trying to combine all the exomes and do a tele count is a bit cumbersome.

    Would anybody please advise on how to tackle this?
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