Identify mutational processes
Calculate mutational profile for a given set of mutations. Decompose the profile into known mutational signatures and identify the most likely mutagenic processes. Find the best matching cancer type, primary site, and cluster
Fingerprint | Annotation |
---|
Fingerprint | Signature name | Annotation | Contribution | Mutations |
---|
Fingerprint | Annotation |
---|
Fingerprint | Signature name | Annotation | Contribution | Mutations |
---|
Fingerprint | Annotation |
---|
Fingerprint | Signature name | Annotation | Contribution | Mutations |
---|
Query location is shown as a black square on the cluster map of cancer sample profiles.
Each circle is a cancer sample or a group of samples with similar mutational profiles. Size of circle is proportional to the number of grouped samples. Place mouse pointer over the samples to show mutational profiles. Colors represent the clusters of cancer samples. Clusters can be explored on Compare Samples page.
The table below shows samples with the most similar mutational processes to the submitted sample.
Fingerprint | Primary site | Cancer type | Sample | Cluster | Distance |
---|
Rank | Fingerprint | Cancer type | Score |
---|
Rank | Fingerprint | Primary site | Score |
---|
Compare mutational signatures
Loading scatterplot ...
Loading Log-ratio plot ...
Positive values indicate prevalence of mutational signatures in ; negative values indicate prevalence in .
Loading signature #1 ...
Loading signature #2 ...
Loading signature #2 ...
Loading similarity ...
Loading...
References
- Please cite MutaGene as Goncearenco A, Rager SL, Li M, Sang Q, Rogozin IB, Panchenko AR Exploring background mutational processes to decipher cancer genetic heterogeneity. Nucleic Acids Res. 2017; 45(W1):W514–W522.
- Driver prediction method is described in Brown AL, Li M, Goncearenco A, Panchenko AR Finding driver mutations in cancer: Elucidating the role of background mutational processes. PLOS Computational Biology 2019; 15(4): e1006981.