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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 8.
Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2019 Feb 13;566(7744):398–402. doi: 10.1038/s41586-019-0934-8

Extended Data Figure 2. Extent of sharing between Ig clonotypes belonging to HIP1–3.

Extended Data Figure 2.

(a) Normalized frequency histogram of HCDR3 sequence lengths belonging to V3J clonotypes from All HIP1+2+3 (blue filled curve, n = 30,156,947 unique CDR3s with a median CDR3 length of 16 amino acids) and Shared HIP1+2+3 (grey bins, n = 22,934 unique CDR3s with a median CDR3 length of 13 aa). The medians were statistically different based on a two-tailed Mann-Whitney U test with a P < 2.2×10−16 (at an α = 0.05). (b) Normalized frequency histogram of CDR3 lengths belonging to all V3DJ clonotypes from HIP1 (n = 1,750,325 unique CDR3s with a median CDR3 length of 19 aa), HIP2 (n = 3,889,527 unique CDR3s with a median CDR3 length of 19 aa) and HIP3 (n = 1,437,339 unique CDR3s with a median CDR3 length of 19 aa). (c) Cumulative distribution of normalized VDJ triple frequencies used for simulation: HIP1 (n = 4,373 unique VDJ triples), HIP2 (n = 4,351 unique VDJ triples) and HIP3 (n = 4,372 unique VDJ triples). (d) Log-Log frequency plot between experimental and synthetic CDR3 lengths. The Pearson correlation coefficient r = 1.00 with a P < 2.2 × 10−16 (at an α = 0.05) (n = 26 CDR3 length bins for each set). (e) Normalized frequency histogram of V3DJ overlap counts between all three synthetic HIP distributions (n = 3,641 common clonotypes between sequenced repertoires). (f) V3J clonotypes with the largest numbers of somatic variants. Numbers in parenthesis denote counts for the number of unique somatic variants associated with a V3J clonotype for HIP1, HIP2 or HIP3. (g) Percentage overlaps for the Ig κ V3J clonotypes from the experimentally determined repertoires belonging to HIP1–3. (h) Percentage overlaps for Ig λ V3J clonotypes from the experimentally determined repertoires belonging to HIP1–3.