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Using CNVpytor, I am currently analyzing human whole genome sequencing to identify copy number variants.
Most of my sample's genotype duplications are "../1:4.26", "./1:4.90", "./1:4.70", "./1:5.32", and "./1:4.96".
Kindly help me interpret these duplications copy number variations results.
Thank you
Krithika S
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What is the genotype means for ./1:4.90?
What does GT=./1:4.90's genotype mean?
Mar 6, 2023
Hi,
Using CNVpytor, I am currently analyzing human whole genome sequencing to identify copy number variants.
Most of my sample's genotype duplications are "../1:4.26", "./1:4.90", "./1:4.70", "./1:5.32", and "./1:4.96".
Kindly help me interpret these duplications copy number variations results.
Thank you
Krithika S
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: