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2.2.4.2.3 Array-CGH data
The following four tags are mandatory for describing array-CGH clones:
- <X> :
- genome position (integer)
- <Y> :
- ratio or log2-ratio value (real), consistently with the value of the array-level tag <Ratio>: M for ratio or L for log2-ratio.
- <Chr> :
- chromosome name (1, 2, . . X, Y)
- <Name> :
- clone name (e.g. RP11-84M16)
The remaining tags are not mandatory, but they are required to activate some of the VAMP functions, related to DNA copy number analysis:
- functions related to DNA copy number analysis:
- <Smt> :
- smoothing value (smoothed value of signal for a Clone)
- <Bkp> :
- breakpoint (a DNA breakpoint has been detected after this clone)
- <Out> :
- outlier (clone with signal significantly different from its neighbors: values are either -1 or 1)
- <Gnl> :
- clone status : amplicon, gain, normal, loss, and double loss (values are -10 for double loss, -1 for loss, 0 for normal, 1 for gain, 2 for amplicon)
These values may be calculated for example with the GLAD algorithm (Hupé et al., 2004)
The clone size (tag <Size>, value in bp) is required for X-zooming in up to the clone scale (not available in the public data sets provided with this distribution).
Any other tags may be added in the <Obj> description. They will be listed in the Info Panel of the bottom-left frame (figure 3.3), and will be taken into account by the Search Elements function (section 3.2.3).
A sample XML file for CGH array data is given in the Annexes (see 8.4).
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