Extended Data Fig. 9: Genomic heterogeneity of acquired gains and amplifications in KPCLOH PDAC. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 9: Genomic heterogeneity of acquired gains and amplifications in KPCLOH PDAC.

From: Ordered and deterministic cancer genome evolution after p53 loss

Extended Data Fig. 9

a, Hierarchal clustering tree of copy number profiles from tumour 2 (T2). Subpopulation of cells enriched for subclonal chromosome 18 gain are annotated on bar underneath the clustering dendrogram. Red vertical arrow indicates alteration. b, Zoom in chromosomal view of sub-clonal gains found in PDAC sequenced from KPCLOH model at single-cell resolution. Dashed red lines communicate reference copy number states for diploid and polyploid genomes, two and four, respectively. c, Histogram illustration of copy number values of YAP amplifications identified in two PDAC samples sequenced at single-cell resolution. Histograms illustrate heterogeneity of YAP amplifications. d, Overlay of three representative single-cell, genome-wide copy number profiles derived from two sequenced PDACs. Diagonal red arrow indicates amplifications identified in only a single sequenced cell. e, Genome-wide aggregate plot of all single-cells sequenced from KPCLOH PDAC T1. Thickness of blue line is proportional to percentage of cells carrying a given alteration at a copy number state. Red arrows point to alterations on chromosome 5 (gain) and 9 (deletion) found heterogeneously and homogenously, respectively.

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