can you describe steps for HRD prediction with using CNVkit in tumor only mode and suggest any software for this
Certainly! HRD (Homologous Recombination Deficiency) prediction using CNVkit in tumor-only mode involves several steps. CNVkit is a tool designed for copy number variation (CNV) analysis from high-throughput sequencing data. Here’s a step-by-step guide to using CNVkit for HRD prediction in tumor-only mode:
Install CNVkit:
pip install cnvkit
Prepare Reference:
cnvkit.py reference -f <reference_genome.fasta> -o flat_reference.cnn
Run CNVkit on Tumor Sample:
cnvkit.py batch <tumor_sample.bam> -r flat_reference.cnn -d output_directory/
Segment the Copy Number Data:
cnvkit.py segment output_directory/<tumor_sample.cnr> -o output_directory/<tumor_sample.cns>
Call Copy Number Variants:
cnvkit.py call output_directory/<tumor_sample.cns> -o output_directory/<tumor_sample.call.cns>
Analyze HRD:
scarHRD
can be used to score HRD based on CNV data.scarHRD
or similar tools.
cnvkit.py export seg output_directory/<tumor_sample.call.cns> -o output_directory/<tumor_sample.seg>
Run HRD Prediction Tool:
scarHRD
to analyze the CNV data.
library(scarHRD)
scar_score <- scarHRD::scar_score("output_directory/<tumor_sample.seg>", reference_genome = "hg19")
print(scar_score)
scarHRD:
install.packages("scarHRD")
HRDetect:
LOH-HRD:
install.packages("LOH-HRD")
scarHRD
to analyze the CNV data and predict HRD status.By following these steps, you can effectively use CNVkit in tumor-only mode to predict HRD and utilize additional software to interpret the results.