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. 2021 Dec 11;4(1):vdab182. doi: 10.1093/noajnl/vdab182

Figure 1.

Figure 1.

R273C is the single dominant TP53 hotspot mutation in IDHmut but not IDHwt astrocytomas. (A) TP53 mutational profiles of IDHmut (left column) and IDHwt (right column) astrocytomas reveal a dominant hotspot at codon 273 which is specific to the IDHmut tumor subset. Note that y-axes are scaled per-plot to clearly show the distributions. (B) Mutations at TP53 codon 273 in IDHmut astrocytomas are dominated by the R273C amino acid change, which occurs at a far higher frequency than other pan-cancer hotspot mutations, including R273H. (C) In contrast, IDHwt astrocytomas are not enriched for this mutation.