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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer. 2017 Nov 30;124(5):1070–1082. doi: 10.1002/cncr.31136

Table 5.

Mutational Frequency Data for Genes of Interest Filtered as Described in the Manuscript

Gene AYA Mutations Adult Mutations AYA Mutations Validated by RNASeq Adult Mutations Validated by RNASeq AYA Mutations Validated by RNASeq and are Damaging Adult Mutations Validated by RNASeq and are Damaging
MYCBP2 50% (N=16) 7% (N=2) 47% (N=8) 14% (N=2) 41% (N=7) 0% (N=0)
SIPA1L1 32% (N=10) 0% (N=0) 35% (N=6) 0% (N=0) 12% (N=2) 0% (N=0)
BRCA2 38% (N=12) 3% (N=1) 47% (N=8) 14% (N=2) 29% (N=5) 0% (N=0)
PTCH1 34% (N=11) 3% (N=1) 24% (N=4) 0% (N=0) 18% (N=3) 0% (N=0)
DEPDC5 22% (N=7) 0% (N=0) 29% (N=5) 0% (N=0) 18% (N=3) 0% (N=0)
TAX1BP1 22% (N=7) 0%(N=0) 18% (N=3) 0% (N=0) 12% (N=2) 0% (N=0)
PHLPP1 41% (N=13) 7% (N=2) 24% (N=4) 0% (N=0) 24% (N=4) 0% (N=0)
TOPORS 31% (N=10) 3% (N=1) 29% (N=5) 0% (N=0) 24% (N=4) 0% (N=0)
ATR 48% (N=15) 13% (N=4) 41% (N=7) 7% (N=1) 24% (N=4) 0% (N=0)
POLE 22% (N=9) 13% (N=4) 18% (N=3) 14% (N=2) 24% (N=4) 0% (N=0)
INPP5F 38% (N=12) 3% (N=1) 24% (N=4) 7% (N=1) 18% (N=3) 0% (N=0)

Comparison of mutational frequency differences between our AYA and adult colon cancer samples based on various levels of rigor. N=number of samples in each group.