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Table 2 List of the identified driver mutations ordered by CHASM score.

From: Integrative network-based approach identifies key genetic elements in breast invasive carcinoma

Chrom

Occurring gene

SNV position

CHASM score

P-value

Ref

Alt

Amino acids

Codons

SIFT score

PolyPhen score

1

PTPRC

198711494

0.158

6.00E-04

G

A

E/K

Gag/Aag

Deleterious (0)

probably_damaging (0.999)

8

TNKS

9413850

0.162

6.00E-04

C

T

S/F

tCc/tTc

Deleterious (0.01)

Unknown (0)

X

GRIA3

122319694

0.298

0.0119

C

A

F/L

ttC/ttA

Deleterious (0)

probably_damaging (0.996)

5

PCDHB14

140604126

0.308

0.0134

C

T

S/L

tCg/tTg

Deleterious (0.02)

Benign (0.368)

X

HUWE1

53644041

0.31

0.0136

C

A

R/L

cGa/cTa

Deleterious (0)

probably_damaging (1)

17

NFE2L1

46136186

0.326

0.0175

C

T

S/F

tCc/tTc

Deleterious (0.01)

probably_damaging (0.994)

9

NAIF1

130829249

0.336

0.0204

C

G

K/N

aaG/aaC

Deleterious (0)

probably_damaging (0.995)

2

KLHL23

170592167

0.354

0.0251

C

G

R/G

Cga/Gga

Deleterious (0)

probably_damaging (0.999)

12

KCNA1

5021107

0.384

0.0406

C

T

T/M

aCg/aTg

Deleterious (0)

probably_damaging (0.997)

  1. The CHASM score is defined as the fraction of trees in the Random Forest that voted for the mutation being classified as a passenger. Lower scores increase the confidence of driver mutations. P-values are calculated based on the null score distribution. The table reports also the changes in the related codons and amino acids. The SIFT and PolyPhen scores refer to the prediction of whether an amino acid substitution affects the function and structure of the human proteins. The SIFT prediction is based on the degree of conservation of amino acid residues in sequence alignments derived from closely related sequences (lower scores represent high impacts), whereas the PolyPhen prediction uses physical and evolutionary comparative considerations (higher scores represent high impact and severe influence on the protein function and structure).