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Version 64 updates
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Written by Assaf Sheffer
Updated over a year ago

We're excited to share the latest features and improvements in our software, Franklin. Take a moment to explore the enhancements designed to streamline your genetic analysis workflow.

Key New features:

  1. Allele parent of origin - Added a new annotation on CNV-loss (deletions) showing the remaining allele parent of origin. This new annotation is displayed in the variant full details, on the variant assessment tab under the family zygosity table.

  2. Multi select variants - Allows to select multi variants and apply common actions on them at once. You can select a variant by marking the check-box to the left of the tile and applying the action from the suggested actions that will appear on the top part of the screen.

  3. Family merged filters - Added support to allow creation of merged filters in family cases. To read more about “merged filter” please go to the relevant article in Franklin’s Help center.

  4. Variant navigation - Now you can navigate to the next/previous variant on your list from the variant pop up. Just click on the arrows to the right/left of the variant pop up or use the keyboard shortcut “ctrl + <” for previous and “ctrl + >” for next variant

  5. Edit CNV breakpoints in Whole Genome and CMA workflows - Added support for selecting the breakpoints on the confidence graph.

  6. Batch name support in sample sheet - Added support in an additional field in the sample sheet that will allow marking samples as part of a batch

  7. HPO number support - HPO numbers can be used when creating a case - both when using a sample sheet or when adding phenotypes directly in Franklni’s UI.

  8. Improvements to the TSO 500 CNV calling model

We hope you enjoy these exciting updates in Franklin! As always, we remain dedicated to empowering you with innovative features and improvements to enhance your genetic analysis experience. If you have any questions or need assistance, please refer to our help center or reach out to our support team.

Happy analyzing!

The Franklin Team

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