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  • Does anyone have bed file with labels for SureSelect All Exon g3362 ?

    Hi,

    I'm after a bed file for Agilent's SureSelect AllExon G3362 kit that contains label info for each targeted region. I have a unlabelled version, which is not a lot of good if I want to get a bit more info on the regions.

    I cant find a link on Agilent's website or through googling, and hoped someone on this forum would have a copy tucked away somewhere?

    Thanks

  • #2
    Looking for same thing (v4+UTRs). Did you find it?

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    • #3
      Nope, I've moved onto other topics since then, but I would suggest getting it directly from Agilent as an existing or potential customer

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      • #4
        Thanks for the reply. I called Agilent tech support (800-227-9770 (Option 3, Option 4, Option 4) and they sent me the Agilent all exon V4 + UTR bed file within an hour. Now to see how much this helps with my run times on GATK Haplotypecaller, which are just killing me.

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