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I found the following message while running the tools: "Mutations observed in contiguous sites within a sample. Please annotate or remove dinucleotide or complex substitutions for best results." I do have many double-base substitutions (due to skin cancer samples). I can annotate them, but how should I provide the file to the tool afterwards.
Best regards,
Andrey
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Thanks. Say that you have a double base substitution currently annotated as follows:
sampleID
chr
pos
ref
mut
Sample1
X
10023
C
T
Sample1
X
10024
A
T
If you input this as two mutations, dndscv will count them as two independent mutations, which is not correct if they are a double-base substitution (a single mutational event). Counting them as two independent events could lead to a likely modest inflation of the significance of the gene (if the mutations are non-synonymous) or inflation of the mutation rate overdispersion (if they are synonymous). Instead, you can input the double base substitution above as follows:
Dear Inigo,
I found the following message while running the tools: "Mutations observed in contiguous sites within a sample. Please annotate or remove dinucleotide or complex substitutions for best results." I do have many double-base substitutions (due to skin cancer samples). I can annotate them, but how should I provide the file to the tool afterwards.
Best regards,
Andrey
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: