Exome sequencing and processing

CA Christopher Abbosh
NB Nicolai J. Birkbak
GW Gareth A. Wilson
MJ Mariam Jamal-Hanjani
TC Tudor Constantin
RS Raheleh Salari
JQ John Le Quesne
DM David A Moore
SV Selvaraju Veeriah
RR Rachel Rosenthal
TM Teresa Marafioti
EK Eser Kirkizlar
TW Thomas B K Watkins
NM Nicholas McGranahan
SW Sophia Ward
LM Luke Martinson
JR Joan Riley
FF Francesco Fraioli
MB Maise Al Bakir
EG Eva Grönroos
FZ Francisco Zambrana
RE Raymondo Endozo
WB Wenya Linda Bi
FF Fiona M. Fennessy
NS Nicole Sponer
DJ Diana Johnson
JL Joanne Laycock
SS Seema Shafi
JC Justyna Czyzewska-Khan
AR Andrew Rowan
TC Tim Chambers
NM Nik Matthews
ST Samra Turajlic
CH Crispin Hiley
SL Siow Ming Lee
MF Martin D. Forster
TA Tanya Ahmad
MF Mary Falzon
EB Elaine Borg
DL David Lawrence
MH Martin Hayward
SK Shyam Kolvekar
NP Nikolaos Panagiotopoulos
SJ Sam M Janes
RT Ricky Thakrar
AA Asia Ahmed
FB Fiona Blackhall
YS Yvonne Summers
DH Dina Hafez
AN Ashwini Naik
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Whole exome sequencing was performed on DNA purified from tumor tissue and normal blood as described9, with the exception of CRUK0063_BR_T1-R1. This capture was performed according to the manufacturer’s 200 ng DNA protocol (Agilent). Annotated SNV calls are available in Supplementary Table 3 in Jamal-Hanjani et al. 20179. For this study, one relapse sample was acquired through metastatic tissue biopsies from each of four patients (CRUK0035, CRUK0041, CRUK0044, CRUK0063). Additionally, six metastatic samples were acquired at post mortem examination of CRUK0063. Genomic DNA was purified from all tissue samples, and processed through the TRACERx bioinformatics pipeline as described9. Annotated SNV calls are available in Supplementary Table 4.

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