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InstallationUsing this software0. For impatient users1. Data inputs Coordinate system 2. Create a project 3. Annotate a project Functional categories Using user annotation track 4. Filter for quality scores 5. Main user interface 6. SVA genome browser Sections overview Identified variants Public data 7. SVA tables SNV INDEL SV 8. Selecting genes or regions Gene symbol Bio-type Bio-pathway or GO OMIM disorder Genomic region 9. Analysis Gene prioritization Variant prioritization Fisher's exact test 10. Exome or targeted capture sequencing A command line toolFAQRequests and discussions |
SVA Community Plug-ins
Welcome to SVA's Community Plugin Library. Here, you will find a repository of Community Plugins, which are files and add-ons to our core SVA program that are contributed by our community of users. We would like to thank the contributors of these plugins, and hope that the users may find these add-ons handy in their research. For contributing, please contact: Dongliang Ge, . For questions, comments, and bug reports, please directly contact the contributors of each plug-in. 1. HGVS format converter [Contributed by]: [Developing language]: Perl [Download]: [Description]: The script will take as input either an SNV or an INDEL SubjectDetails .csv file. Then depending on the annotation type, it will add extra columns: location, genomic_HGVS, cDNA_HGVS, prot_HGVS "location" is in UCSC format to make it easy to pass on to genome browsers. Usage would be like this: sva_add_hgvs.pl svainput.SubjectDetails.SNV.csv > sva.hgvsoutput.csv Below is a list of mutation types that are converted to HGVS format. The HGVS standards are taken from http://www.hgvs.org/mutnomen/ #NON_SYNONYMOUS_CODING aka "missense change" , e.g. p.T26C amino acid Tryptophan-26 changed to a Cysteine Mutations types that are not converted are given blank "-" entries instead of HGVS formatted entries Here are the mutation types not currently converted:
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