Fig. 5From: Integration of adeno-associated virus (AAV) into the genomes of most Thai and Mongolian liver cancer patients does not induce oncogenesisComparison of AAV integrations into new Thai samples and published AAV integrations with respect to the AAV2 genome as the reference. In both panels, the X axis represents the base pair positions in the AAV2 reference genome and overlapping integrated segments are stacked on top of one another; there is no Y axis, but the number of rectangles stacked on top of one another indicate the number of overlapping integrations from that region of AAV. A Thirteen out of 17 Thai patients with samples subjected to viral capture sequencing had at least one integration of AAV. Ten had integrations only in the NT sample; two had integrations only in the T sample. Only one patient had a possibly clonal integration into the gene CCNA2. That integration, shown in maroon, is the only one that overlaps the X gene. B AAV intervals spanned by previously published integrations of AAV into liver cancer samples. The data for panel B are adapted from the supplementary information of reference 5; see also our Supplementary Table S3Back to article page