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Output realigned BAM files in Cancer Somatic Mode #33

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ChristopheLegendre opened this issue Aug 30, 2018 · 4 comments
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Output realigned BAM files in Cancer Somatic Mode #33

ChristopheLegendre opened this issue Aug 30, 2018 · 4 comments
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@ChristopheLegendre
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Hi Daniel,

Question:

  1. Would it be possible to get Output realigned BAM files for both Normal and Tumor samples when using Octopus in Somatic mode (aka Cancer Mode)?

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Chris.

@dancooke dancooke self-assigned this Aug 30, 2018
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Hi Chris,

This feature has been added to the upcoming v0.5-beta (along with lots of other improvements). I haven't yet implemented 'split' realigned BAMs for multi-sample calling though - I'm aiming to do this at some point, but probably not in time for v0.5-beta.

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Dan

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Hi Dan,

Thanks for the reply.
Question:

  1. Any E.T.A for the next v0.5 version?

Best,
Chris.

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Hi Chris,

It's in the final rounds of testing; I'm not planning on making any more significant changes, so if everything goes smoothly then I'd say about a week.

Also, it turned out to be pretty simple to implement 'split' realigned BAMs for multi-sample calling, so that will make it into v0.5-beta after all!

Cheers,
Dan

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Hi Dan,

That is great news !
A week to go and ... with split realigned bam for Tumor-Normal Somatic Model! 👍 👍
I will be glad to test it out, in my case mostly with Cancer Model in Somatic Mode, but also with multiple tumor samples from same individual.

Thanks,
Best,
Chris

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