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I'm thinking it would be a nice QC to run a CNV analysis on every input file (BAM or bigwig).
Since we work with mouse ESC often, they are known to acquire some duplications. ChIP input is not ideal for calling CNV but if we focus on large regions (100kb+) I think this still works with noisy ChIP input.
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yes we have, in /webexport/rAWQu8Bm8w there are are two experiments (P1, P2) with three cell lines each (J1, CM_D7, KO_H9) and they have some copy number variations that I found just by loading input into IGV, . These are very broad duplications, so just try if the tools can pick it up
I'm thinking it would be a nice QC to run a CNV analysis on every input file (BAM or bigwig).
Since we work with mouse ESC often, they are known to acquire some duplications. ChIP input is not ideal for calling CNV but if we focus on large regions (100kb+) I think this still works with noisy ChIP input.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: