Ion torrent Variant caller v4.0-r73742 with no Hotspot region and configuration “Germ Line Low Stringency” was used for calling variants. Read counts for all positions were computed using pileup (samtools v1.1(21 (link))) and this data was analysed for possible variants using custom perl and R scripts. Variants at > 3% reported by both analysis methods and not reported in 1000 Genomes Project database (
Targeted Sequencing of Circulating Breast Cancer Mutations
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Corresponding Organization : Royal Marsden Hospital
Other organizations : Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Variable analysis
- Custom Ion AmpliSeq Breast Cancer Panel targeting 14 known breast cancer driver and focal mutations
- Possible somatic mutations
- Possible hotspot mutations
- 3 ng of cfDNA
- Ion AmpliSeq Library Preparation protocol
- Barcoding
- Library quantification using qPCR
- Library dilution to 100 pM
- Library pooling
- Ion OneTouch2 system for templating
- Ion PI OT2 200 Kit for sequencing
- 520 flows
- Average amplicon length of 97 bases
- Ion Torrent Variant Caller v4.0-r73742 with Germ Line Low Stringency configuration
- Pileup (samtools v1.1) for read count computation
- Custom Perl and R scripts for variant analysis
- Variants at > 3% reported by both analysis methods
- Variants not reported in 1000 Genomes Project database
- Variants cross-referenced against the COSMIC database v70
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