Hi. I would like to compare a set of CNV calls I have in BED file format against mappability information. Where could I find this information? (I thought it was available in UCSC track downloads). Thanks.
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Pascal
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From the ftp server of USCS you can directly download bigwig mappability files. For mouse the URL is ftp://hgdownload.cse.ucsc.edu/gbdb/mm9/bbi/ Other species are also are available, just browse the different folders.
The downside of currently available mappability tracks is that there provenance is somewhat unclear. If you want to compute mappability (acutally uniqueness) yourself, see the method described here by Derrien et al.
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Casey Bergman
Yes, but not the Duke or DAC tracks, and the exact version of the CRG code used is not specified.
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