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Hi Gavin,Here's the complete set of GTEx recurrent fusions we use for annotation:The format is (%_of_samples;n=sample_count)where the percent of samples corresponds to the percent of samples of that GTEx tissue type.I generated this a couple years ago w/ an early version of STAR-Fusion (v1.5). I'll need to update it sometime so it reflects our more current tooling.best,~brian
On Fri, May 15, 2020 at 1:57 PM Gavin Oliver <gavin...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,--I was wondering if someone could clarify the format of the GTEx data included in the HumanFusionLib.Here is an example entry:ZNF76--SAA2 ["GTEx_recurrent_StarF2019"] {"GTEx_recurrent_StarF2019":"GTEx-Liver:1.143;n=2","ATTS":["GTEx_recurrent_StarF2019"]}I guess the n=2 refers to the number of samples/individuals the fusion was detected in? But what about the value 1.143?I have done some web searching and perusing of documentation but to no avail.All insight appreciated!Best,Gavin
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