cfDNApipe: A comprehensive quality control and analysis pipeline for cell-free DNA high-throughput sequencing data
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cfDNApipe: A comprehensive quality control and analysis pipeline for cell-free DNA high-throughput sequencing data
R package to work with ctDNA sequencing data
This is the official development repository for BaseVar, which call variants for large-scale ultra low-pass (<1.0x) WGS data, especially for NIPT data
High-intensity sequencing reveals the sources of plasma circulating cell-free DNA variants
Important papers relating to the biology of cell free DNA
FinaleToolkit is a package and standalone program to extract fragmentation features of cell-free DNA from paired-end sequencing data.
R package and vignette to denoise metagenomic cell-free DNA sequencing data.
cfDNA methylation probe design from mybaits targeted sequencing
As a tool for cancer subtype prediction, Keraon uses features derived from cell-free DNA (cfDNA) in conjunction with PDX reference models to perform both classification and heterogenous phenotype fraction estimation.
Pipeline to call SNV's with 4 tools (VarDict, LoFreq, Mutect2 & SiNVICT)
Cancer estimation based on nucleosomes: Analysis of proportion of circulating tumor DNA fragments compared to nucleosome references.
This repository serves as a dedicated space for housing the codebase used in our publication for cfGWAS reveal genetic basis of cell-free DNA features. It is intended to provide researchers with access to the methodologies and algorithms employed in our study, facilitating further research and analysis in the field of genetic.
LIONHEART is a method for detecting cancer from whole genome sequenced plasma cell-free DNA.
Plasma cell-free DNA hydroxymethylomes discriminate disease state in EGFR-mutant non-small cell lung cancer.
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