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I have two questions.
Q1. If I change reference or annotated files, can I visualize viral integrations?
Q2. I found the following fusion. (the Promoter of TP53 gene: coding region of CTNNB1 gene)
But, in this case, the picture is not drawn with the default option.
Is there a way to draw even if one partner is in non-coding region?
Many thanks
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Q1. If I change reference or annotated files, can I visualize viral integrations?
You will be able to visualize any fusion proteins should you include a "chromosome" for the viral sequence in the reference and the viral genes in the annotations file
Q2. I found the following fusion. (the Promoter of TP53 gene: coding region of CTNNB1 gene). But, in this case, the picture is not drawn with the default option. Is there a way to draw even if one partner is in non-coding region?
The visualizations are primarily intended to display gene-gene fusions so drawing of synonymous or intergenic fusions is off by default, however if you set the following both to False you will produce all drawings
Dear MAVIS team.
Hi I'm Oh.
I have two questions.
Q1. If I change reference or annotated files, can I visualize viral integrations?
Q2. I found the following fusion. (the Promoter of TP53 gene: coding region of CTNNB1 gene)
But, in this case, the picture is not drawn with the default option.
Is there a way to draw even if one partner is in non-coding region?
Many thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: