Dear fellow bioinformaticians,
I would like to announce a new tool dedicated to post-processing of NGS-based fusion prediction data. The main feature of this tool is the ranking of gene fusions based on their probability to be 'driver' rather than 'passenger' events. Top ranked fusions are promising candidates for validation and further functional study.
The input format is rather straightforward: either breakpoint coordinates in fusion partner genes or raw input from TopHat/FusionCatcher software.
Alongside the tool provides some other useful information on fusion gene composition such as the list of retained domains, etc
Please find the tool itself and the documentation at http://www.unav.es/genetica/oncofuse.html
Thanks in advance for your feedback,
Best regards,
Mikhail Shugay
I would like to announce a new tool dedicated to post-processing of NGS-based fusion prediction data. The main feature of this tool is the ranking of gene fusions based on their probability to be 'driver' rather than 'passenger' events. Top ranked fusions are promising candidates for validation and further functional study.
The input format is rather straightforward: either breakpoint coordinates in fusion partner genes or raw input from TopHat/FusionCatcher software.
Alongside the tool provides some other useful information on fusion gene composition such as the list of retained domains, etc
Please find the tool itself and the documentation at http://www.unav.es/genetica/oncofuse.html
Thanks in advance for your feedback,
Best regards,
Mikhail Shugay
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