<p>A) Distribution of direct correlation between CNVs detected via cfDNA samples and CNVs identified in parent tumor tissue (Red); darker color represents higher stage (1–4). Distribution of highest correlation between CNVs detected via a cfDNA sample when compared to all tumor tissue samples (Green); darker color represents higher stage (1–4). B) Heatmap of potential CNVs detected via cfDNA sequencing along with CNVs identified in parent tumor tissue scaled separately. A value of 1 represents a normal diploid segment, values less than one are potential deletions, and values higher than one are potential amplifications.</p
<p>A) Genomic representation demonstrating the sharp difference in the number of somatic cells, hESC...
<p>Comparison of the regions of CNV in Patients One and Two, identified by oligonucleotide aCGH and ...
Copy number variants (CNVs) account for both variations among normal individuals and pathogenic vari...
<p>A) Distribution of normalized 10Kb bin values in cfDNA in each cancer and normal blood sample. B)...
<p>(<b>A</b>) The evaluation of the copy number status at all base pairs called in high-confidence C...
(A) Cancer dataset (at right) cells shown based on primary tumor site, normal cells shown together a...
<p>Cases are ordered from lowest to highest total CNA count down the left-most column. Lowest counts...
<p>*: two out of these four patients presented unmatched mutations in tissue and plasma: they showed...
<p>Fig 7A is a comparison of tissue NGS results biopsied at five outside institutions compared to cf...
An increasing number of bioinformatic tools designed to detect CNVs (copy number variants) in tumor ...
<p>Samples were classified as ctDNA-positive when at tDNA variants were also found in cfDNA-TGS with...
<p>Scatter dot plots of values for statistics that distinguish focal deletions affecting common frag...
<p>A) cfDNA variant allele percentage is correlated with liver metastasis variant allele percentage ...
a) Distribution of the number of chromosomal fragments with copy number 1–4 and length smaller than ...
<p>To assess the ability of Bamgineer to recapitulate CNV profiles of known cancers, we compared, fr...
<p>A) Genomic representation demonstrating the sharp difference in the number of somatic cells, hESC...
<p>Comparison of the regions of CNV in Patients One and Two, identified by oligonucleotide aCGH and ...
Copy number variants (CNVs) account for both variations among normal individuals and pathogenic vari...
<p>A) Distribution of normalized 10Kb bin values in cfDNA in each cancer and normal blood sample. B)...
<p>(<b>A</b>) The evaluation of the copy number status at all base pairs called in high-confidence C...
(A) Cancer dataset (at right) cells shown based on primary tumor site, normal cells shown together a...
<p>Cases are ordered from lowest to highest total CNA count down the left-most column. Lowest counts...
<p>*: two out of these four patients presented unmatched mutations in tissue and plasma: they showed...
<p>Fig 7A is a comparison of tissue NGS results biopsied at five outside institutions compared to cf...
An increasing number of bioinformatic tools designed to detect CNVs (copy number variants) in tumor ...
<p>Samples were classified as ctDNA-positive when at tDNA variants were also found in cfDNA-TGS with...
<p>Scatter dot plots of values for statistics that distinguish focal deletions affecting common frag...
<p>A) cfDNA variant allele percentage is correlated with liver metastasis variant allele percentage ...
a) Distribution of the number of chromosomal fragments with copy number 1–4 and length smaller than ...
<p>To assess the ability of Bamgineer to recapitulate CNV profiles of known cancers, we compared, fr...
<p>A) Genomic representation demonstrating the sharp difference in the number of somatic cells, hESC...
<p>Comparison of the regions of CNV in Patients One and Two, identified by oligonucleotide aCGH and ...
Copy number variants (CNVs) account for both variations among normal individuals and pathogenic vari...