GenomeStrip prepare summary metadata by chromosome?
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Here attached the reply from Bob, hope can help you.
Hi,
Certainly we do #2 all the time, so that is definitely a well-known path. As to #1, I have not personally tried or benchmarked it. I do know that if you take the genome-wide quantities from preprocessing for one chromosome and compare them to a different chromosome or the whole genome, there can be deviations that will change the results.
The main thing I would worry about are aneuploidies or perhaps large mosaic gains/losses that affect a large segment of a chromosome. This will distort the read depth estimation for that chromosome. If there is a large aneuploidy, this will also have small effect if you do #2, but because an aneuploidy on one chromosome is averaged with all of the others, the effect is usually small enough to not make much difference.
Hope this helps,
-Bob
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