Closed zktuong closed 2 years ago
This outcome is totally fine. 00 - is the number of allelic variant. Which is absent for TRBV, thus it's 00. You can export with -vGenes -jGenes -dGenes, that way you will get gene names without *00.
thanks @mizraelson
00 - is the number of allelic variant. Which is absent for TRBV, thus it's 00.
yes i understand that - however the table at IMGT says that there would be allelic information for the V/D/J genes at the TRB locus and none of them are *00
. Was wondering why MiXCR returns with *00
- does it mean that MiXCR couldn't distinguish the allelic variant from my short sequences, hence it just returns *00? Whilst that could potentially make sense for the V and J genes, the D gene should be entirely within the input sequences.
Yes, you can use IMGT reference instead of MiXCR build-in reference, and you will see allelic variants. But we urge to be really cautious about TCR alleles data in IMGT reference.
thank you! that clarifies a lot. I'll close this issue now.
Hi MiXCR team,
i'm trying to reannotate some short TRB nucleotide sequences (immunoSeq data) with MiXCR version 3/4 and was wondering if i'm doing anything wrong:
I created a small fasta file from the nucleotide sequences:
And ran it in
shotgun
modeWhen I looked at the output file, all the V/D/J calls were return with
*00
.Is this behavior expected? What does it mean when it's
*00
?