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Stanford OligoGenome - Statistics
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Stanford Human Oligo Genome Project. Ji Research Group - Stanford Genome Technology Center. View in UCSC Browser. The Human OligoGenome Resource. A Flexible Approach for Highly Multiplexed Candidate Gene Targeted Resequencing. Human genome build: 37.1. DbSNP build id: 131. Whole Genome In Silico. Total Number of Oligos. 2,160,412,134. 1,977,714,818. 1,759,938,713. 1,938,321,961. 2,852,444,206. Percent of Genome Covered. Percent of Oligos with U0 1. Percent of Oligos with P 0. Percent of CCDS Covered.
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Stanford OligoExome - Annotations
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Stanford Human Oligo Exome Project. Ji Research Group - Stanford Genome Technology Center. A Flexible Approach for Highly Multiplexed Candidate Gene Targeted Resequencing. Table S5: Novel SNVs. Table S8: Capture Oligos. Human genome build: 36.3. DbSNP build id: 129. Stanford Genome Technology Center. Oligos are annotated (in annotation codes and other annotations fields) as follows:. Both 20b segments at the end of the oligo have 1 perfect match within the genome AND match in opposite orientation AND at.
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Publications - Genome Portal - Ji Research Group - Stanford University
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Systematic genomic identification of colorectal cancer genes delineating advanced from early clinical stage and metastasis. A Flexible Approach for Highly Multiplexed Candidate Gene Targeted Resequencing. The Human OligoGenome Resource. A Flexible Approach for Highly Multiplexed Candidate Gene Targeted Resequencing. Systematic genomic identification of colorectal cancer genes delineating advanced from early clinical stage and metastasis. The Human OligoGenome Resource. Stanford Genome Tech Center.
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Stanford OligoExome - Table S5
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Stanford Human Oligo Exome Project. Ji Research Group - Stanford Genome Technology Center. A Flexible Approach for Highly Multiplexed Candidate Gene Targeted Resequencing. Table S5: Novel SNVs. Table S8: Capture Oligos. Human genome build: 36.3. DbSNP build id: 129. Stanford Genome Technology Center. Table S5: Novel SNVs. Capture assay 3 -replicate 1. Capture assay 3 -replicate 1. Capture assay 3 -replicate 1. Capture assay 3 -replicate 1. Capture assay 3 -replicate 1. Capture assay 3 -replicate 1. Captu...
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Stanford OligoExome - Forgot
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Stanford Human Oligo Exome Project. Ji Research Group - Stanford Genome Technology Center. A Flexible Approach for Highly Multiplexed Candidate Gene Targeted Resequencing. Table S5: Novel SNVs. Table S8: Capture Oligos. Human genome build: 36.3. DbSNP build id: 129. Stanford Genome Technology Center. Request link to reset password. Stanford Genome Tech Center. Website provided by the Ji Research Group. School of Medicine and Genome Technology Center at Stanford University. National Institutes of Health.
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Stanford OligoExome - Figure S1
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Stanford Human Oligo Exome Project. Ji Research Group - Stanford Genome Technology Center. A Flexible Approach for Highly Multiplexed Candidate Gene Targeted Resequencing. Table S5: Novel SNVs. Table S8: Capture Oligos. Human genome build: 36.3. DbSNP build id: 129. Stanford Genome Technology Center. Stanford Genome Tech Center. Website provided by the Ji Research Group. School of Medicine and Genome Technology Center at Stanford University. National Institutes of Health. Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.
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About - Genome Portal - Ji Research Group - Stanford University
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Systematic genomic identification of colorectal cancer genes delineating advanced from early clinical stage and metastasis. A Flexible Approach for Highly Multiplexed Candidate Gene Targeted Resequencing. The Human OligoGenome Resource. A Flexible Approach for Highly Multiplexed Candidate Gene Targeted Resequencing. What is Genome Portal? We encourage you to explore our projects! The websites are developed and maintained by members of Ji Research Group, part of Stanford Genome Technology Center.
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Cancer Genome Atlas Analysis of Colorectal Cancer - Ji Research Group - Stanford University
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Stanford - Cancer Genome Atlas Analysis of Colorectal Cancer. Systematic identification of colorectal cancer genes delineating clinical stage and metastasis. We compiled multiple genomic data types (mutations, copy number alterations, gene expression and methylation status) as well as clinical meta-data from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA). Our analysis of multiple genomic features identifies a number of colorectal cancer genes associated with advanced clinical stage disease and metastasis.
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The Stanford-Cancer Genome Atlas Portal
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The Cancer Genome Atlas Clinical Explorer: An Interface for Identifying Clinical Genomic Driver Associations. What Genes are associated with a Clinical Parameter of your interest? These genes are identified by Elastic-net analysis. Check if Gene/Protein/miR of your interest is associated with Clinical Parameters. Query For Outcome Summary. What Cancer Type are you interested in? HNSC-Head and Neck squamous cell carcinoma. KICH-Chromophobe renal cell carcinoma. KIRC-Kidney renal clear cell carcinoma.