Calculation method for base methylation degree and program
AssigneeFUJIFILM Corporation
InventorsNaoko YAMAGUCHI, Maiko WAKITA
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Abstract
There is provided a method of calculating a base methylation degree from DNA sequence analysis data, which is a calculation method for a base methylation degree, including correcting a read based on quality information of sequence analysis data in a case of using a co-methylation site, using a paired-end read, using a molecular barcode, or using a plurality of sequence analysis data. There is also provided a program for causing a computer to execute the calculation method for a base methylation degree.
Claims11
A calculation method for a base methylation degree, comprising at least one selected from the group consisting of:
- (1) a method of calculating a base methylation degree at a target site on DNA having a co-methylation site, the method comprising:
- acquiring sequence analysis data obtained by subjecting DNA having at least one co-methylation site to a sequence analysis using a sequencer;
- correcting a base of the co-methylation site in a read based on quality information included in the sequence analysis data;
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- calculating a base methylation degree at the target site from corrected reads;
- (2) a method of calculating a base methylation degree at a target site on DNA having a co-methylation site, the method comprising:
- acquiring sequence analysis data obtained by subjecting DNA having at least one co-methylation site to a sequence analysis using a sequencer;
- correcting a read based on quality information included in the sequence analysis data and excluding a read in which a base does not coincide between the co-methylation sites;
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- calculating a base methylation degree at the target site from remaining reads;
- (3) a method of calculating a base methylation degree at a target site on DNA, the method comprising:
- acquiring sequence analysis data obtained by subjecting DNA to a sequence analysis according to a paired-end method using a next generation sequencer;
- correcting a paired-end read based on quality information included in the sequence analysis data;
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- calculating a base methylation degree at the target site from corrected reads;
- (4) a method of calculating a base methylation degree at a target site on DNA, the method comprising:
- acquiring sequence analysis data obtained by subjecting DNA to a sequence analysis according to a paired-end method using a next generation sequencer;
- correcting a read based on quality information included in the sequence analysis data and excluding a paired-end read in which a base at the target site does not coincide between the paired-end reads;
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- calculating a base methylation degree at the target site from remaining reads;
- (5) a method of calculating a base methylation degree at a target site on DNA, the method comprising:
- acquiring sequence analysis data obtained by subjecting DNA to which a molecular barcode is attached to a sequence analysis using a sequencer;
- correcting a read based on quality information included in the sequence analysis data;
- classifying corrected reads into a group of reads having the same molecular barcode;
- determining a base that most frequently appears at the target site on each of the read groups;
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- calculating a base methylation degree at the target site from a set of the bases that most frequently appear;
- (6) a method of calculating a base methylation degree at a target site on DNA, the method comprising:
- acquiring sequence analysis data obtained by subjecting DNA to which a molecular barcode is attached to a sequence analysis using a sequencer;
- correcting a read based on quality information included in the sequence analysis data;
- classifying corrected reads into a group of reads having the same molecular barcode, excluding a read having no identity in a sequence of a region including the target site in each of the read groups, and obtaining a read group having the same molecular barcode and the same sequence of the region including the target site;
- determining a base at the target site in each of the read groups having the same molecular barcode and the same sequence of the region including the target site;
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- calculating a base methylation degree at the target site from a set of the determined bases;
- (7) a method of calculating a base methylation degree at a target site on DNA, the method comprising:
- acquiring a plurality of sequence analysis data obtained by subjecting DNA to a plurality of sequence analyses using a sequencer;
- correcting a read based on quality information included in the sequence analysis data, for each of the sequence analysis data from an individual sequence analysis, and calculating a base methylation degree at the target site from corrected reads;
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- calculating a representative value from sets of the methylation degrees in all the sequence analyses and adopting the representative value as a base methylation degree at the target site;
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- (8) a method of calculating a base methylation degree at a target site on DNA, the method comprising:
- acquiring a plurality of sequence analysis data obtained by subjecting DNA to a plurality of sequence analyses using a sequencer;
- correcting a read based on quality information included in the sequence analysis data, for each of the sequence analysis data from an individual sequence analysis, and calculating a base methylation degree at the target site from corrected reads;
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- calculating a representative value from sets of the methylation degrees in all the sequence analyses and adopting the representative value as a base methylation degree at the target site,
- wherein in a case where the sets of the methylation degrees in all the sequence analyses vary from each other or include a specifically large or small methylation degree, or in a case where the sets of the methylation degrees in all the sequence analyses vary from each other and include a specifically large or small methylation degree, the representative value and the base methylation degree at the target site are calculated to be uncalculable.
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