russelllab / kinaseResistance

A method to predict activating, deactivating and resistance mutations in kinases
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gnomAD heterozygous variants #63

Closed gurdeep330 closed 1 year ago

gurdeep330 commented 1 year ago

hey @tschmenger

We have new ML models now. (There is a long story behind that I must explain to you when you have >10 mins to spare).

Anyway, I need to regenerate the predictions of the heterozygous gnomAD variants that you looked at before. I will run the ML models for every variant but that can take days. So if you can already provide the list you looked at (mechismo-styled format- gene/mutation or uniprotAcc/mutation), I can run them ASAP, and you can update the MS (if the need be)

thanks

tschmenger commented 1 year ago

These were the variants I looked at and described in the manuscript:

P06493/V124G P46734/A84T Q02156/R510Q Q06418/V669L Q13470/A299D Q13557/D167E Q16832/T692N Q96RU7/S146N Q9UIK4/R68Q

The file is also found here

gurdeep330 commented 1 year ago

@tschmenger Great, thanks!

Here are the results: gnomAD_het/

Give preference to AIvLD and RvN predictions for now. Hopefully, you wouldn't have to make many changes in the MS.

tschmenger commented 1 year ago

I think with the new predictors we have to revisit this. I assume no changes will be necessary for the manuscript, but currently the columns present in the file do not reflect the latest (and hopefully final) selection of predictors, iirc.

gurdeep330 commented 1 year ago

@tschmenger, I redid the calculations: gnomAD_het/

tschmenger commented 1 year ago

Thanks for those! I will eventually need to compare all possible kinase mutations vs. gnomad for the table - or shall we omit those and only report the 9 above? All the others are present in the supplementary table, but are filtered out and not visible initially.

gurdeep330 commented 1 year ago

Let's update the MS with these 9 for now and then have a look at the others on Monday when predictions for all kinases are ready.