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CNV analysis

Questions about our CNV analysis

Aubray Prévot avatar
Written by Aubray Prévot
Updated over a week ago

Can you perform CNV analysis?

Yes, our system can detect CNV on the same data. 

Which algorithm do you use to detect CNV?

  • OncoDNA uses an internal proprietary algorithm to detect CNV (i.e. OncoCNV).

  • This generally works by comparing your data to a baseline model (which is created using negative CNV samples).

What is a baseline and why do you need it to analyze CNV?

  • A baseline provides a reference model to the normal sample. The baseline is created from multiple samples with no known CNV using the same panel

  • CNV is then analyzed by comparing your dataset to a known dataset (baseline).

How many samples do you need to build the baseline for CNV analysis?

  • 10-15 samples (~5 positive CNV and ~10 negative CNVs), is needed to build the baseline. The more samples, the better.

  • This allows to generate the baseline with lower costs, but it is then being optimized when we receive new samples.

For more information, please email us at: oncokdmsales@oncodna.com 

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