Open lincj1994 opened 3 years ago
Hi Caijin,
I don't quite understand your question. Do you mean changing the current criteria?
Thanks, Max
On Thu, Jul 22, 2021 at 12:49 PM Caijin Lin @.***> wrote:
Hi. If I have performed data pre-processing step to filter out possiblegermline variants and only kept predicted somatic mutations, can the CBP2 of all variants be assigned a score of 1?
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Thanks for your reply. The "VIC: VIC and Evidence" column in the VIC output didn't assign CBP2 and CBP3 for a variant if I didn't provide the corresponding evidence file. I dont know if I can assign CBP2 a score of 1 in the VIC output by myself if I know the variant is somatic and recalculate the total VIC score and change the pathogenicity level. I think it's more convenient to change the score in the VIC output than providing evidence file.
Here is an example in your vic_test1.hg19_multianno.txt.vic.
Chr Start End Ref Alt Ref.Gene Func.refGene ExonicFunc.refGene Gene.ensGene avsnp150 clinvar: Clinvar VIC: VIC and Evidence
7 55259515 55259515 T G EGFR exonic nonsynonymous SNV ENSG00000146648 rs121434568 clinvar: 7 VIC: Uncertain significance EVS=[0, 1, NONE, NONE, 0, 0, 2, 2, 2, NONE]
If I know this variant is somatic, can I change the output manually into VIC: Uncertain significance EVS=[0, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 2, 2, 2, NONE]
in Excel?
Providing additional information in your evidence file (tab-delimited text file) is up to your own evidence/knowledge. You may refer the evidence file in the example folder to re-run your analysis.
Hi. If I have performed data pre-processing step to filter out possiblegermline variants and only kept predicted somatic mutations, can the CBP2 of all variants be assigned a score of 1?