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It is very common for the CDR tables to contain multiple copies of the same sequence. It would be nice to deduplicate them. For now the approach would be to group by template, by sequence. So this:
Template
Sequence
Read
IGHV3-11
S.....
R001
IGHV3-11
S.....
R002
IGHV3-11
TAS...
R003
IGHV3-23
S.....
R001
Would become:
Template
Sequence
Reads
IGHV3-11
S.....
R001,R002
IGHV3-11
TAS...
R003
IGHV3-23
S.....
R001
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Another thought: the table could be turned around, focussed on the read instead of the template. If it is then deduplicated it can be easier to spot the diversity of reads which is the thing users want to see here.
It is very common for the CDR tables to contain multiple copies of the same sequence. It would be nice to deduplicate them. For now the approach would be to group by template, by sequence. So this:
Would become:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: