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Proposed Analysis: Fusion files specifically for consumption by molecular subtyping analyses #398
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fusion
Related to or requires fusion data
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Someone is working on this issue, but feel free to propose an alternative approach!
molecular subtyping
Related to molecular subtyping of tumors
proposed analysis
Related to this thread: #315 (comment)
What are the goals of the analysis?
To generate files that contain information about the presence or absence of specific fusions or genes participating in fusions to be used in generating subtype labels for:
What input data are required for this analysis?
We can use the putative oncogenic fusion file for this:
pbta-fusion-putative-oncogenic.tsv
What is the expected output?
I think output here will be most useful if it is divided into two files in tabular format: 1) fusions relevant for ependymoma tumors and 2) non-MB/ATRT embryonal tumors.
Below I include what I think the files should contained based on my understanding of #245 and #251, where columns with a name that consists of a single gene will indicate if that gene is included in any fusion event.
Ependymoma
Toy example:
Non-MB/ATRT embryonal tumors
#251 states:
Side note, I think this is the relevant publication for that: Kleinman et al. Nature Genetics. 2014.
Because it seems that this cluster would contain over 40 gene symbols (Wikipedia), I propose listing which, if any, fusions with TTYH1 are present in a sample.
Here's a toy example:
<Gene X>
,<Gene Y>
--TTYH1I don't understand from #251 that the orientation of the MN1--BEND2 and MN1--CXXC5 fusions matters, so I believe BEND2--MN1 and CXXC5--MN1 count.
How long do you expect is needed to complete the analysis? Will it be a multi-step analysis?
1-2 days
Who will complete the analysis (please add a GitHub handle here if relevant)?
Unassigned. Whoever picks this up, please double check the molecular subtyping tickets and ensure that you agree with my summary!
What relevant scientific literature relates to this analysis?
See subtyping tickets.
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