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  • Lien
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    • Dec 2009
    • 47

    #1

    Detection of fusions with RNA-seq

    Hello all,

    I realize that this is already a frequently asked question. Nevertheless, the latest posts I could find on this forum are already 1-2 years old!

    What software would be recommended to detect fusions in RNA-seq data? At first thought, we would go for FusionCatcher, deFuse and/or Tophat-fusion. Any experience or comparisons for these tools?

    Also, any suggestions on the amount of coverage/reads necessary to detect fusions. We would go for 100bp paired-end for sure, but not sure how deep to sequence.

    Many thanks for any thoughts on this,
    Lien
  • ndaniel
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    • Feb 2009
    • 33

    #2
    Hi!

    here it is a comparison of different fusion finders!

    Finder of Somatic Fusion Genes in RNA-seq data. Contribute to ndaniel/fusioncatcher development by creating an account on GitHub.


    Cheers,
    Daniel

    Originally posted by Lien View Post
    Hello all,

    I realize that this is already a frequently asked question. Nevertheless, the latest posts I could find on this forum are already 1-2 years old!

    What software would be recommended to detect fusions in RNA-seq data? At first thought, we would go for FusionCatcher, deFuse and/or Tophat-fusion. Any experience or comparisons for these tools?

    Also, any suggestions on the amount of coverage/reads necessary to detect fusions. We would go for 100bp paired-end for sure, but not sure how deep to sequence.

    Many thanks for any thoughts on this,
    Lien

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