Intragenic call in Fusion data

Hi, I was looking at the fusion data and found there were good amount samples detected with intragenic fusion in a gene, for example, NF1-intragenic. What does it mean? Can I think of this as NF1 deletion? Thanks in advance. Best, Marissa

Created by marissacq
Hi Marissa, The 'intragenic' label indicates rearrangements including deletions, duplications, inversions, or translocations within the gene. Best, Haley

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Hi, I was looking at the fusion data and found there were good amount samples detected with intragenic fusion in a gene, for example, NF1-intragenic. What does it mean? Can I think of this as NF1 deletion? Thanks in advance. Best, Marissa

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