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Hello, sorry. I have another problem. I find * in Germline in the result files from exportShmTreesWithNodes. How can I deal with this tree? Thank you! |
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Unfortunately we don't have a way to filter those out in the output. I would recommend just filtering those out manually. Non productive sequences are important for the SHM trees generation algorithm as they are still a part of the lineage. |
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Hi, I have another problem. When I reviewed the result files from exportShmTreesWithNodes, I noticed that regions with empty nucleotide sequences are treated as if the entire region is mutated. Additionally, some amino acid sequences containing * or _ were also included in the findShmTrees analysis, which caused these positions to be counted as mutation sites. This significantly inflated my average SHM value. I believe these sequences should be removed before running findShmTrees. How can I address this issue?
SHMtrees.txt
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