Somatic mutations database with corresponding bam files
Hello there
I was wondering if someone could point to a resource where we can download validated somatic mutations as well as their corresponding alignments (bam files)
I found several repositories and databases (COSMIC etc ..) but as far as I know they don't offer location where to get the original data that served to get the mutations.
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any input on this question is more than welcome
Editing your original post provides a "bump" so it can reappear on the main page. You do not need to add a fake answer.
what ? I didn't add an answer so that the post reappear on the main page, I just wanted to refresh the question for some help what makes you think that ?
You added the
post above as an answer (perhaps not intentionally, but that is how it appeared on the site). I moved it to a comment against your original post.
Ok sorry for that, wasn't my intention, not a frequent user
How about checking the European Nucleotide Archive (ENA) or European Variation Archive (EVA)? The latter is looking for a wish list from users, so you may want to fill out their 2-min survey.