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  • Miau
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2014
    • 2

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    Control-FREEC and Exome data, how to?

    Hello everyone,

    I am analysing some WES data in Control-Freec. However, there is a LOT of noise, and this noise is generating a lot of false positives when finding CNV regions.



    My [general] config is similar to this, and while I consider it is quite restrictive, maybe I am wrong in something. Is there any problem with it?

    [general]
    BedGraphOutput = TRUE
    chrLenFile = /home/...
    contamination = 0.2
    contaminationAdjustment=TRUE
    maxThreads = 4
    noisyData = True
    outputDir = /....
    ploidy = 2
    printNA = TRUE
    readCountThreshold = 50
    sex = XY
    chrFiles = /...
    forceGCcontentNormalization = 2
    minCNAlenght = 4
    window= 500
    breakPointType = 4
    breakPointThreshold = 1.5
    step = 250

    I am sorry, but i am still learning to find CNVs with this, and I think with exomes everything is more complicated >.<


    Thank you very, very much.

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