GenomeComb
Genomecomb is an integrated, flexible package for the analysis of genome and transcriptome sequencing, supporting the entire workflow for both short and long read sequencing data: It provides both a pipeline to produce files such as annotated variant and structural variant files, and transcript predictions and counts starting from raw data, as well as tools to further to analyse these by for example flexible filtering according to your project.
In addition to providing installation directives, extensive documentation, we also provide a shortlist of common "protocols" used to analyse whole genome sequencing data. A short list of analyses that can be performed using GenomeComb is given below:
We have used a very early version of GenomeComb in the analysis of whole genome sequences of monozygotic twin genomes, tumor-normal genomes and publicly available HapMap genomes. A citable publication about this study has appeared in Nature Biotch:
Reumers, J*, De Rijk, P*, Zhao, H, Liekens, A, Smeets, D, Cleary, J, Van Loo, P, Van Den Bossche, M, Catthoor, K, Sabbe, B, Despierre, E, Vergote, I, Hilbush, B, Lambrechts, D and Del-Favero, J
Optimized filtering reduces the error rate in detecting genomic variants by short-read sequencing.
Nature biotechnology, 30, 61-88
pubmed 22178994
For the homwes tool available in genomecomb the folowing paper should be referenced
Kancheva,D, Atkinson,D, De Rijk,P, Zimon,M, Chamova,T, Mitev,V, Yaramis,A, Maria Fabrizi,G, Topaloglu,H, Tournev,I, Parma, Y, Battaloglu, E, Estrada-Cuzcano, A, Jordanova, A (2015)
Novel mutations in genes causing hereditary spastic paraplegia and Charcot-Marie-Tooth neuropathy identified by an optimized protocol for homozygosity mapping based on whole-exome sequencing.
Genet. Med., 10.1038
pubmed 26492578
This software is available under the conditions of the GPL