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. 2016 Aug 2;16:585. doi: 10.1186/s12885-016-2589-2

Table 2.

Comparison of HRM and pyrosequencing results in 61 CRC samples

Run 1 Run 2 Summary
Summary of Results
HRM n % n % n %
 Number of samples 61 100.0 7 100.0 (11.5) 61 100.0
 Analysis passed 50 82.0 7 100.0 57 93.4
  WT (total) 32 64.0 6 85.7 38 66.7
  WT (skewed HRM curve) 24 75.0 2 33.3 26 68.4
  Mutant (total) 18 36.0 1 14.3 19 33.3
  Mutant (skewed HRM curve) 0 0 0
 Analysis failed 11 18.0 0
Pyrosequencing n % n % n %
 Number of samples 61 100.0 1 100.0 (1.6) 61 100.0
 Analysis passed 60 98.4 1 100.0 61 100.0
  WT (total) 41 68.3 0 41 67.2
  WT (call: WT) 35 58.3 35
  WT (call: potential low level mutation) 6 10.0 0 6
  Mutant 19 31.7 1 100.0 20 32.8
 Analysis failed 1 1.6 0
Concordance of Results HRM Pyrosequencing
n % n %
 Number of samples 57 100 57 100
 WT (total) 38 66.7 37 64.9
  WT (call: WT) 33 57.9
  WT (call: potential low level mutation) 4 7.0
 Mutant 19 33.3 20 35.1
 Concordant 56 98.2
 Discordant 1 1.8
 Correctly classified WT 37 97.4
 Incorrectly classified WT 1 2.6
 Correctly classified mutant 19 100
 Incorrectly classified mutant 0 0