asked 2023-11-03 04:02:09 -0600
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Hi, I uploaded my raw dna data to the software and I'm wondering how to see how many x chromosomes I have
Hi there,
GenomeBrowse does not have any Copy Number analysis built-in, but the ploidy of the X chromosome is most likely visible at the right zoom level.
In general, you can zoom out and see the large-scale coverage depth at a chromosome level in GeomeBrowser. While the individual coverage will be noisy in regions, a general sense of the average depth between chromosome 22 and X would indicate if you have one, two or more copies of X.
Please be aware that GenomeBrowse is for education and academic use only and should not be considered diagnostic software.
Questions should be tagged FeatureRequest for asking about a non-existing feature or proposing a new idea, GeneralInquiry for general questions about GenomeBrowse or directions on how to do something, or RanIntoProblem if you want to report an issue or had difficulty getting to an expected result.
Asked: 2023-11-03 04:02:09 -0600
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Last updated: Dec 08 '23
