Warning
MuSiCa has now been deprecated and will not be updated. We suggest transitioning to our new SigProfilerAssignment tool, with an online web version available at https://cancer.sanger.ac.uk/signatures/assignment/, and recently published (Díaz-Gay et al. 2023 Bioinformatics).
MuSiCa (Mutational Signatures in Cancer) is a shiny-based web application aimed to visualize the somatic mutational profile of a series of provided samples (different formats are allowed) and to extract the contribution of the reported mutational signatures (Alexandrov L.B. et al., Nature (2013), Catalogue Of Somatic Mutations In Cancer, COSMIC (2020)) on their variation profile. It is mainly based on the MutationalPatterns R package (Blokzijl et al., Genome Medicine (2018)).
Please give credit and cite MuSiCa app when you use it for your genomic analysis (Díaz-Gay et al., BMC Bioinformatics (2018)).
There are two ways to use MuSiCa, using the online web version or the desktop local version. Please click on the online version link if you prefer the first option or follow the steps below if you would like to install and use the local version.
First clone the repo on your desired location and access the repo folder.
cd path/to/desired_location
git clone https://github.com/marcos-diazg/musica.git
cd musicaPlease execute the following commands to install and activate the required environment to run MuSiCa on your local machine. You will need to have conda installed. A quick way to do this is by installing miniconda3, available for different platforms at https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html.
source musica_setup.shOnce you have your conda environment ready and activated you can now launch the app on your local machine by running the following commands in your terminal.
conda activate musica
echo 'shiny::runApp()' | Rscript -