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Yes, the program should be able to handle that.
Thanks, I will let you know when my data is ready, i will do WES (Gene by gene)
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Yes, the program should be able to handle that.
It would also help a lot if you could send me or post a small section of it, so we know exactly how the formatting looks. Or Gene By Gene might have a sample available. Basically we need to know the formatting so that the software knows how to read it.Thanks, I will let you know when my data is ready, i will do WES (Gene by gene)
It would also help a lot if you could send me or post a small section of it, so we know exactly how the formatting looks. Or Gene By Gene might have a sample available. Basically we need to know the formatting so that the software knows how to read it.
Thanks, i tried to sign up as well but i think you have to live in America to do this. : (
I would go for Gene by Gene but I also applied for two other personal genome projects. I think the chances to be accepted are low for the latter projects, however.
It would also help a lot if you could send me or post a small section of it, so we know exactly how the formatting looks. Or Gene By Gene might have a sample available. Basically we need to know the formatting so that the software knows how to read it.
Yup, it's a good example of the formatting in the first link.Does this information answer the questions you had? I will order the test as soon as you feel like you can help me with this.
It doesn't sound like any drugs are known to interfere with genetic testing. Accutane is suspected of altering telomerase function, but that shouldn't make a difference, since genetic testing involves looking at known DNA sequences in various locations to make sure it's reading everything at the right place.Will that be the same with WES or my gene information wont be affected when i take this?
Yes, the version which is coming out very shortly will have several extra databases in the Downloads section. One of those will be for gene names. If it's saved as a .csv or .txt file, it can then be opened in Excel and easily sorted and/or searched by gene name.Im also wondering if its possible to look at specific genes with your software?
No idea, sorry.I will do Th1/Th2 cytokines, MMP-9 and IL-17 as well, but the other 2 i don't know which one i should choose or i should do them both because they are very different?
On monday i will order mine from here: https://www.scienceexchange.com/labs/clinical-microarray-core-ucla
It will cost $3500 with data analysis
I'd rather have WES while WGS is still $2,000 more expensive. WES is a much smaller and thus more manageable set of data, and I just don't can't think of any way I could use the non-exome data on a personal level (versus in research).I want to get WGS or WES this year. $3500 for WGS seems better to me than $1500 for WES, because after the WES is bought, you still want WGS later. But WES might be $500 soon.
I'd rather have WES while WGS is still $2,000 more expensive. WES is a much smaller and thus more manageable set of data, and I just don't can't think of any way I could use the non-exome data on a personal level (versus in research).
One source online says about 3GB. But it might vary a lot depending on how much data is included (SNPs, variants, frequencies, etc). The service you're thinking about buying it from should be able to give a very accurate estimate.I'm not sure how much data we're talking about.
I want to get WGS or WES this year. $3500 for WGS seems better to me than $1500 for WES, because after the WES is bought, you still want WGS later. But WES might be $500 soon.
It doesn't sound like any drugs are known to interfere with genetic testing. Accutane is suspected of altering telomerase function, but that shouldn't make a difference, since genetic testing involves looking at known DNA sequences in various locations to make sure it's reading everything at the right place.
Yes, the version which is coming out very shortly will have several extra databases in the Downloads section. One of those will be for gene names. If it's saved as a .csv or .txt file, it can then be opened in Excel and easily sorted and/or searched by gene name.
Basically the new version can label genes, pull out and/or flag rarer SNP alleles, flag missense mutations, flag known pathogenic SNPs, and calculate BLOSUM62 scores (4 to -4, with 4 being no difference and -4 being the most drastic) to help to predict if a missense mutation is pathogenic.I am not sure whether they would give me a raw data file but can you tell me more about your software. Is it software that can perform diagnostic analysis?
Yes, 99.5% identical, on average.did i get this wrong (reading somewhere on the net) or are humans indeed to 99% genetical identic?