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      <title>run gistic2 with sequenza segmentation output from whole exome sequencing</title>
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      <description>Convert sequenza output to gistic input Gistic was designed for SNP6 array data. I saw many papers use it for whole exome sequencing data as well.
I have the segment files from sequenza and want to convert them to the gistic input.
Input format for gistic: segment file:
(1) Sample (sample name)
(2) Chromosome (chromosome number)
(3) Start Position (segment start position, in bases)
(4) End Position (segment end position, in bases)</description>
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