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Additional file 1: Table S1. of Identification of coding and non-coding mutational hotspots in cancer genomes

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posted on 2017-01-05, 05:00 authored by Scott Piraino, Simon Furney
The number of samples with 1000 or more valid mutations included in our final analysis, as well as information about tumour type and original publication for each sample. For the ICGC samples we give ICGC project codes and use this to categorise tumour type throughout this work. Although some project codes imply the same tumour type (e.g. LICA-FR and LINC-JP are both liver cancers) we treat these separately in case these cohorts might have different properties, either technical or biological. Table S2: Top ten non-coding, non-hypermutated regions in terms of recurrence score within each cancer type. Table S3: Top ten non-coding, non-hypermutated regions in terms of combined score within each cancer type. (PDF 196 kb)

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