Microsatellite Instability, Whole exome sequencing
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vaish01kv • 0

How can Microsatellite instability be calculated using Whole exome sequencing, when microsatellite is comprised of tandem repeats etc,. and classified under non-coding regions?

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bruce.moran ▴ 970

There was a good editorial on MSI in JCO PO a few years ago, alongside this paper which references the set of 2,359 microsatellites in or near the exome. So reason is that not all are in non-coding regions.

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How can MSI be calculated when there is no matched normal available?

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How to identify microsatellite markers in exome sequencing, to calculate MSI?

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Because microsatellites are so highly variable per individual, I think you will need matched normal to test MSI. Without matched normal you could investigate tumour mutational burden (TMB).

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Thank you so much for the information!

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Thank you! But MSIsensor needs Matched normal for analysis. Is there any method where i can do it without normal sample?

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It can work in tumor-only mode . You just provide the tumor bam file. msisensor msi -d microsatellites.list -t tumor.bam -o output.tumor.prefix

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Hey Nicolas, I tried using this command and it says "please provide a valid format normal bam file!"

What should I do now? TIA

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Could you post the exact command you used. check on the github of msisensor. Maybe contact the other : https://github.com/ding-lab/msisensor

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Hey. The error is rectified. I had to give the whole path for the command to work. Thanks.

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Hey Nicolas, I get the following error while running msisensor:

[bam_index_load] fail to load BAM index. msisensor: bamreader.cpp:184:bool ReadInBamReads(const char*, const string&, unsigned int, unsignedint, std::vector<split_read>&, std::string): Assertion `idx' failed. Aborted (core dumped)

How should I work further? Thanks

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did you index your bam files before ie. samtools index alignment.bam

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Yes I did and all the files are in the same directory as well.

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do you have samtools in your PATH

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Yes I do. SAM tools is installed in my path.

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5.1 years ago

has anyone tired the latest software OSTRFPD: Multifunctional tool for genome-wide short tandem repeat analysis for DNA, transcripts and amino acid sequences with integrated primer designer link: https://github.com/vivekmathema/OSTRFPD

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