Extended Data Fig. 1: Summary mutation metrics for C3H and CAST tumours.
From: Pervasive lesion segregation shapes cancer genome evolution

a, Single nucleotide substitution rates per C3H tumour, rank ordered over x-axis (grey points, median blue line). Insertion/deletion (indel, <11 nt) rates show as black. b, Y-axis from a, expanded to show distribution of indel rates with preserved tumour order. c, Number of C3H copy number variant (CNV) segments and their total span as a percent of the haploid genome. Blue shading shows intensity of overlapping points as a percent of all tumours in the plot. d–f, Corresponding plots for CAST derived tumours; f, two extreme x-axis outliers relocated (red) and x-axis value shown. g, h, Mutation spectra deconvolved from the aggregate spectra of 371 C3H tumours, subsequently referred to as the DEN1 and DEN2 signatures. DEN1 is dominated by T→N or their complement A→N changes thought to arise from the O4-ethyl-deoxythymidine adduct of T10. DEN2 substitutions are primarily C→T or their complement G→A changes likely from O6-ethyl-2-deoxyguanosine lesions of G10. i, Oncoplot summarizing mutation load, mutation signature composition, and driver gene mutation complement of C3H tumours. j, Oncoplot of CAST derived tumours as in i. The DEN2 signature is a minor component of most tumours but prominent in a minority (i, j).