Closed ChongJenniferZhang closed 4 years ago
Hello Jennifer,
The genes displayed by AA were downloaded from COSMIC, although since COSMIC is regularly updated there might be some differences w.r.t. the latest version.
On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 1:20 PM ChongJenniferZhang notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi, Thanks for this great software. I've noticed that AmpliconArchitect annotates oncogenes in the amplicons. However, when we analyzed data, some tumor suppressor genes like "RB1","APC" etc are also listed in the output file. Does that means AA annotates all genes involved? Could you please tell me what is the gene list used by AA? Thanks a lot.
Best wishes, Jennifer
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Hi Viraj,
Could you please tell me the number of genes downloaded from COSMIC that is used in AA?
All the best, Anastasia
Hi Anastasia,
In the hg19 oncogene .gff file, there are 490 entries. For GRCh37, there are 464 entries. This information can be found in the $AA_DATA_REPO under the cancer/oncogenes directory for each reference annotated.
Best, Jens
Okay great, thanks Jens.
Hi, Thanks for this great software. I've noticed that AmpliconArchitect annotates oncogenes in the amplicons. However, when we analyzed data, some tumor suppressor genes like "RB1","APC" etc are also listed in the output file. Does that means AA annotates all genes involved? Could you please tell me what is the gene list used by AA? Thanks a lot.
Best wishes, Jennifer