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  • ebudin
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2022
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    Where to get target file for QIAseq Targeted Human Comprehensive Cancer Panel?

    Hello everyone.

    I am analyzing for the first time the QIAseq Targeted Human Comprehensive Cancer Panel data, but outside of their online tool.

    I have experience with analyses of other panels and I am used to check the coverage of the target regions (of course), but for that I need the target list file.

    For some reason, I cannot get to it. The people from the lab are still pointing towards QIAGEN online analysis tool, but I do not have access there.

    I tried to search everywhere and I just cannot find it.

    Anyway, can anyone confirm, that their online tool is the only way how to get to it?

    Has anyone here experience in analysis of QIAseq targeted data outside of their online tool (normally with other cmd line tools as the bioinformaticians do) and how did you get the panel?

    Thanks a lot,

    Eva
    Tags: qiaseq, target list
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