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How To Analyze Whole Genome Sequencing Data For Absolute Beginners Part 4: Visualizing and Interpreting Somatic Mutations
Introduction: From Multiple VCF Files to Biological Insights This tutorial builds upon our previous whole genome sequencing analysis pipeline, specifically the mutation calling results from Part 2A: Matched Tumor-Normal Mutation Calling with Mutect2. You should now have multiple high-confidence VCF files from different tumor-normal pairs that need to be converted to MAF (Mutation Annotation Format)
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