Table 5.
Comparison of different tools on the recognition ability of SM, SSM and NLM
| Signatures | Examples | ViMRT | tmVar | nala | Mutation-Finder |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SM | M204I; Asp8Asn | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| rtI233V | Yes | Yes∗ | No | No | |
| Y225del; 7434CIns | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | |
| W182 stop; C69∗ | Yes | Yes∗ | No | No | |
| SSM | 145G>T; C2288A/T | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes∗ |
| L180M+M204V | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | |
| Y143R/C/D/G; A12S/P33S/P46S | Yes | Yes∗ | Yes∗ | No | |
| NLM | Asn116-to-Thr116 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes∗ |
| Alanine 206 had been replaced by a serine | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | |
| G-A transition at position 5503 | Yes | Yes | No | Yes∗ |
∗The methods can incompletely recognize the examples listed.
SM, standard mutation; SSM, semi-standard mutation; NLM, natural language mutation.