An installation helper, perl wrapper and the R program Battenberg which detects subclonality and copy number in matched NGS data.
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The battenberg R files are installed automatically from the Battenberg GitHub repository found here. The linked version is currently v2.2.5
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Please install the following before attempting to run setup.sh <install_to_folder> [X/lib/perl:Y/lib/perl]
All of the items listed here use the same install method.
- Impute2 executables can be found here
- Any impute related data for download
- BWA Mapped, indexed, duplicate marked/removed bam files, for both a matched normal and tumour sample
- Reference.fasta and index
- A file containing a list of contigs in the reference .fai to ignore
Some required data files are not inclued in the distribution but a script is included to generate these for you:
- Directory containing the 1000 genomes allele and loci data:
- Generated using the included script
download_generate_bberg_ref_files.pl
- Generated using the included script
- Impute info file
impute_info.txt
- Generated using the included script
download_generate_bberg_ref_files.pl
- Generated using the included script
- Prob loci file probloci.txt
- Included:
files/probloci.txt.gz
- Included:
For the most up to date usage instructions for the wrapper code please see the command line help:
battenberg.pl -h
Copyright (c) 2014-2017 Genome Research Ltd.
Author: Cancer Genome Project cgpit@sanger.ac.uk
This file is part of cgpBattenberg.
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