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Additional file 5: Consistency of percentage variant reads of SNPs.
The low level of percentage variant present reflects the low levels identified in the normal samples.
If 10 mutant template copies are needed for accurate percentage variant calling by NGS, then one would expect that FFPE specimens with 1.2% QFI would require a minimum of 27.8% (10/36) mutant templates to be reliably quantified.
The Blantyre count method for %CD4/lymphocyte determination was essentially the Blantyre count (percentage) variant described previously (4) with modifications for using pediatric blood samples and the EPICS XL-MCL flow cytometer.
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Error was presented at ± the percentage coefficient variant (%CV).
The figure shows the effect on the percentage of variant reads relative to DNA input.
Notably, in all cases summarized in Tables 2 and 3, the percentage of variant Hb has been calculated using cation-exchange HPLC.
Mutations in MECP2 gene, located in Xq28, are responsible for ~ 90% of classical RTT cases and a lower percentage of variant patients.
The percentage of variant reads/allele frequency remained consistent over all the DNA inputs tested and the overall percentage coverage at 100x depth was unaffected by the range of input DNA quantities used.
The percentage of variants that were called by only one variant caller was 3.48 % for BWA alignments and even higher, 8.83 % for Bowtie 2 alignments.
Values in parentheses are the percentage of variants in the functional class of the total variants in the column We identified 2145 LoF variants in 1453 protein-coding genes in total including 395 stop gains in 345 genes, 448 splice site variants (splice donor and splice acceptor sites) in 392 genes and 1302 frame-shift indel variants in 931 genes (Table 6).
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