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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 31.
Published in final edited form as: Mutat Res. 2015 Feb 1;772:55–62. doi: 10.1016/j.mrfmmm.2015.01.002

Table 2.

Comparison of mutation profile between the gDNA and mRNA of the same single cell

Germline SNVs
Somatic SNVs
p value
in exome in mRNA* in exome in mRNA* Fisher’s
exact test


Genotype total transcribed v v + w w Genotype total transcribed m m + w w
MEF1 v/w 34 14 6 5 3 m/w 142 34 0 7 14 0.00143
MEF2 v/w 66 22 1 9 4 m/w 169 57 0 7 30 0.00076
MEF3 v/w 51 29 5 6 8 m/w 141 46 0 1 11 0.02182
MEF4 v/w 46 15 2 5 5 m/w 129 21 0 1 11 0.03311
MEF5 v/w 46 13 7 1 1 m/w 112 11 1 1 7 0.00601
MEF6 v/w 47 17 6 5 3 m/w 83 15 0 3 7 0.02147
MEF7 v/w 40 12 3 0 2 m/w 90 16 0 0 7 0.04545
Total 296 122 30 31 26 724 200 1 20 87 1.44×10−15
*

SNVs in exon/UTR region only; allelic-specific transcription was only performed for loci with >=10 mRNA reads Since germline SNVs are present in all cells, in the total number of gSNVs, the same gSNVs could be counted multiple times.

“v”: germline variant allele; “m:” somatic mutant allele; “w”: the wild type allele;

In genome, “v/w” and “m/w” stands for heterozygous germline variance and somatic mutation, respectively; “v/v” and “m/m” stands for homozygous germline variance and somatic mutation, respectively;

For mRNAs,”v” and “m” stands for mRNAs solely transcribed from the variant/mutant allele; “v+w” and “m+w” stands for mRNAs transcribed from both variant/mutant and wild type alleles. “w” stands for mRNAs solely transcribed from the wild type allele.