Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of net.sf.basedb.varsearch/using
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- Dec 21, 2021, 9:12:46 AM (3 years ago)
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v4 v5 2 2 3 3 == Introduction == 4 The current search functionality is integrated directly in BASE. Go to the raw bioassays list page and add the **Variant (filtered)** column to the table using the **Columns...** dialog, or right-click on the title row and enabled itfrom the popup menu.4 The current search functionality is integrated directly in BASE. Go to the raw bioassays list page and add the **Variant (filtered)**, **Variants (all)** and/or **Variants (targeted)** columns to the table using the **Columns...** dialog, or right-click on the title row and enable them from the popup menu. 5 5 6 By default, the column displays **Yes** or **No** depending on if the VCF file has been indexed or not. If **Yes**, the number of variants is also displayed. 6 By default, the columns display **Yes** or **No** depending on if the VCF file has been indexed or not. If **Yes**, the number of variants is also displayed. 7 8 * **Variants (all)**: This index contain all variants found in the variant calling pipeline. There are typically several thousands for each rawbioassay. 9 * **Variants (filtered)**: This index contain the variants that survived the filtering step in the variant calling pipeline. There are typically less than 100 variants for each raw bioassay. 10 * **Variants (targeted)**: This index contain the results from the targeted genotyping and include results for both when a variant is found and when it is not found. There are currently 3 sets of targeted genotyping: 11 - ESR1 (13 resistance mutations related to standard hormone therapy) 12 - PIK3CA (11 variants related to Alpelisib treatment) 13 - DPYD (6 variants related to fluoropyrimidine-associated toxicity) 7 14 8 15 == Searching == … … 85 92 * `af:`: Allele frequency of the alternate allele. 86 93 94 == Notes about the targeted genotyping variants == 95 96 The targeted genotyping index behaves a bit differently than the other indexes since it also contain information where the genotype is `0/0`. When searching this index, the default is to automatically exclude entries where the genotype is `0/0`. Otherwise, for example, a search for a gene would return results for all raw bioassays. 97 98 The exception is when the query string is searching on fields that are related to the genotype: `gt`, `dp`, `vd` and `af`. In this case the `0/0` entries are not excluded. 99 100 87 101 == Timeouts == 88 102