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. 2019 Dec 24;12(Suppl 9):181. doi: 10.1186/s12920-019-0636-y

Table 3.

The number of pathogenic mutations identified in 208 paired tumour-blood samples in five genes that are frequently mutated in ovarian cancer. The number of unique mutations is shown and in brackets the number of samples with at least one mutation is shown

BRCA1 BRCA2 KRAS PIK3CA TP53
MuTect2 1056 (n = 207) 364 (n = 207) 51 (n = 157) 45 (n = 137) 738 (n = 208)
TVC 126 (n = 83) 30 (n = 38) 10 (n = 31) 16 (n = 27) 139 (n = 139)
VarScan2 94 (n = 188) 57 (n = 194) 7 (n = 19) 10 (20) 111 (n = 161)
Common 33 (n = 77) 8 (n = 34) 7 (n = 17) 7 (n = 15) 81 (n = 122)
Common (%) 2.9% (37%) 2.1% (16.4%) 13.7% (10.8%) 14.9% (10.6%) 10.7% (57.8%)