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. 2015 Oct 22;6(38):40934–40939. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.5882

Table 1. NGS identification of an internal tandem duplication in the BCOR gene.

Sample Contig Length Conting start Conting end Transcript start Transcript end BLASTN E-val ITD
CCSK1 67 1 30 5237 5266 1.00E-08 c.5171_5266dup
29 67 5169 5207 5.00E-14
CCSK3 54 1 17 5250 5266 1.00E-05
16 54 5169 5207 4.00E-14
CCSK5 77 1 40 5227 5266 2.00E-14
39 77 5169 5207 6.00E-14
CCSK6 67 1 30 5237 5266 1.00E-08
29 67 5169 5207 5.00E-14
CCSK2 58 1 22 5204 5225 6.00E-04 c.5136_5225dup
20 58 5133 5171 4.00E-14
CCSK4 75 1 39 5187 5225 6.00E-14
37 75 5133 5171 6.00E-14
CCSK7 69 1 33 5193 5225 2.00E-10
31 69 5133 5171 6.00E-14
CCSK8 51 1 22 5191 5212 5.00E-04 c.5099_5212dup
23 51 5099 5127 3.00E-08

The analysis detected three different breakpoints on exon 15 of BCOR transcript (ENST00000378444). For each sample the BLASTN algorithm locally aligns the contigs in two different regions mapping on exon15 of BCOR: the first portion of the sequence overlaps a BCOR region closer to 3′-end with respect to the last portion, suggesting a duplication and insertion event.