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. 2024 Feb 7;9:8. doi: 10.1038/s41525-024-00390-3

Table 2.

The number of variants discovered in WEGS sequencing data from 862 patients with peripheral artery disease.

All Individuals (N = 862) Per Individual
Total Singletons Rare (MAF < 1%) Average
Depth at non-targeted regions (X) -- -- -- 4.5 ( ± 0.88)
Depth at targeted regions (X) -- -- -- 114.8 ( ± 4.47)
Total variants 44,747,114 14,542,812 32,497,956 2,964,080
SNVs 33,505,105 11,291,220 24,576,783 2,587,752
InDels 11,242,009 3,226,457 7,921,173 449,829
Novel variants 12,893,703 8,226,183 12,712,777 26,984
SNVs 9,363,157 5,739,615 9,233,592 18,922
InDels 3,530,546 2,481,974 3,529,310 8062
Coding variants 348,410 181,870 284,434 23,854
Synonymous 123,337 57,968 94,275 11,053
Non-synonymous 205,570 113,475 173,546 11,636
Stop/essential splice 3967 2325 3426 490
Frameshift 7375 4484 6520 298
Inframe 8069 3566 6589 371
Novel coding variants 31,821 28,448 31,713 66
Synonymous 7680 6920 7,675 11
Non-synonymous 19,761 17,884 19,731 31
Stop/essential splice 1071 865 1045 12
Frameshift 2166 1897 2159 8
Inframe 1106 872 1067 7

This table reports the total number of sequenced variants in the overall patient group and the average number of sequenced variants per individual across different functional classifications. Novel variants were defined as variants not present in dbSNP (version 109.3).