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. 2019 Aug 8;9:11542. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-47708-1

Table 3.

Concordance between ddPCR and plasma-sequencing analysis of pre-treatment plasma samples.

Pta Mutation for ddPCR analysis Mutation present in sequencing of pre-treatment sample MAF% detected by sequencing Mean coverage of cfDNA sequencing MAF% detected by ddPCR
pt101 KRAS G12D no Not available 112 1.7
pt102 TP53–221T < TTC yes 0.3 406 3.8
pt103 KRAS G12D yes 28 306 36
pt104 APC-507C > T yes 40 275 49
pt105 BRAF V600E yes 9 419 2.7
pt107 KRAS G12D yes 30 238 39
pt109 PARK2-214G > A Not on panel Not on panel 211 17
pt110 KRAS G12C yes 17 152 79
pt111 KRAS G12V no Not available 195 0.7
pt112 ERBB2-392A > G yes 4 327 7.4
pt113 TP53-003G > A no Not available 310 0.8
pt114 Tp53-533G > A yes 13 253 1.7
pt116 KRAS G12A yes 33 310 36
pt117 KRAS G12V no Not available 109 37
pt118 KRAS G13D yes 36 170 38

Targeted sequencing of pre-treatment plasma sample. For 17 out of 24 patients plasma DNA were available for targeted sequencing. NA means that no sample within two months of progression was available.

aNo mutated DNA in patients pt106 and pt108 were detected.