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Thank you for your work. It helps a lot.
Sometimes more than one tumor samples will refer to a same control. For example, we might have a pretreatment tumor sample (tumor_pre), a post treatment tumor sample (tumor_post), a post treatment lymph metastasis (tumor_ln_post) referring to a same blood control (control_sample). Now I put the working directory and the 'tumor_control_samples.txt' file in this way. It seems fine and works well:
However, I am not sure whether this will cause any problems such as unnecessary recalculation or bias in the output file. For example, I know panel of normals (PONs) will be calculated by GATK, will one normal sample be used multiple times for calculation of PONs and cause problems?
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Thank you for your work. It helps a lot.
Sometimes more than one tumor samples will refer to a same control. For example, we might have a pretreatment tumor sample (tumor_pre), a post treatment tumor sample (tumor_post), a post treatment lymph metastasis (tumor_ln_post) referring to a same blood control (control_sample). Now I put the working directory and the 'tumor_control_samples.txt' file in this way. It seems fine and works well:
However, I am not sure whether this will cause any problems such as unnecessary recalculation or bias in the output file. For example, I know panel of normals (PONs) will be calculated by GATK, will one normal sample be used multiple times for calculation of PONs and cause problems?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: