CNV Analysis with read depth R package
I am using the read depth R package to identify the copy number variations in a diploid genome (gene wise). I am wondering why few genes have a absolute copy number of less than 0.1 and few genes more than 25 copies. What does absolute copy number exactly mean ? How to convert it to a log2 ratio and generate visualization plots ? Please clarify.
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