Re-annotate um_tcga_gdc with vibe-vep#2273
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vibe-vep re-annotation: protein change differences78 out of 1490 variants have different Gene reassignment (~10 variants)vibe-vep picks a different canonical transcript, mapping to a different gene:
Position shifts (~20 variants)Same gene/transcript, different residue numbering due to updated transcript versions:
Splice → synonymous reclassification (~8 variants)Old
Frameshift refinements (~15 variants)Slightly different frameshift descriptions due to updated transcript versions:
Non-coding stop-gains cleared (~15 variants)
Clinically notable
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Re-annotates Uveal Melanoma (TCGA GDC) mutations with vibe-vep.
Uses GENCODE v46 transcript annotations instead of genome-nexus/mskcc isoforms.