| Variant DetailsVariant: dgv658n67| Internal ID | 20147170 |  | Landmark |  |  | Location Information |  |  | Cytoband | 2q12.1 |  | Allele length | | Assembly | Allele length |  | hg38 | 56208 |  | hg19 | 56208 |  | hg18 | 56208 | 
 |  | Variant Type | CNV gain |  | Copy Number |  |  | Allele State |  |  | Allele Origin |  |  | Probe Count |  |  | Validation Flag |  |  | Merged Status | M |  | Merged Variants |  |  | Supporting Variants | nsv829591, nsv829594, nsv829590, nsv829588, nsv829596, nsv829593, nsv829595 |  | Samples | NA18969, AK10, NA18949, NA18542, AK18, AK12, NA18968 |  | Known Genes | LOC100506421, POU3F3 |  | Method | Oligo aCGH |  | Analysis | To select parameters for calling CNVs (that is, the statistical threshold of the ADM2 algorithm, the minimum +/- log2 ratio and the minimum number of consecutive probes in a CNV interval), we calculated the sensitivity and positive predictive value based on the comparison of aCGH-based CNV calls (using our high-resolution Agilent 24M platform) with read-depth sequence data for two samples from Korean individuals (AK1 and AK2). We attempted to obtain `absolute' copy number status of the sample from NA10851, which was used as the reference sample for aCGH experiments in this study. For this, we used read-depth data for NA10851 obtained from massively parallel sequencing by the Illumina GA II data. The read-depth data represent the copy number status of NA10851 as compared to the human reference genome (hg18) because the short read sequences were aligned to hg18. |  | Platform | Agilent 24M aCGH |  | Comments |  |  | Reference | Park_et_al_2010 |  | Pubmed ID | 20364138 |  | Accession Number(s) | dgv658n67 
 |  | Frequency | | Sample Size | 31 |  | Observed Gain | 7 |  | Observed Loss | 0 |  | Observed Complex | 0 |  | Frequency | n/a | 
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