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Hello, if the HLA allele of LossAllele column matches the HLA allele of HLA_A_type1 column, should the LOH be determined based on PVal_unique<0.01 and HLA_type1copyNum_withBAFBin < -1?
Best wishes!
Lily
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Hello, Thank you for Pointing out the problem.
If LossAllele = HLA_A_type1, check HLA_type1copyNum_withBAFBin < -1, else check HLA_type2copyNum_withBAFBin. My script does not consider this situation. I will correct it later.
"You are right, log2 should not be used here. In some samples, HLA_type1copyNum_withBAFBin and HLA_type2copyNum_withBAFBin are calculated as negative numbers. I don't understand the reason for this, which was why I used log2 at that time."
Hello, if the HLA allele of LossAllele column matches the HLA allele of HLA_A_type1 column, should the LOH be determined based on PVal_unique<0.01 and HLA_type1copyNum_withBAFBin < -1?
Best wishes!
Lily
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: