Table 1 Significantly mutated genes (SMGs) in cDLBCL. No. Samples is the number of dogs with at least one mutation in a gene, and no. Mutations is the total number of somatic non-synonymous mutations found in a gene. The R package dNdScv (v.0.0.1.0), which is designed to detect genes under positive selection in cancer, was used to compute the global p and q values per gene. P-values were obtained utilizing the likelihood-ratio test, while q-values were obtained using Benjamini-Hodgberg’s multiple testing correction. Genes with a q-value ≤ 0.05 were considered to be under significant positive selection, and are shown in this table.

From: Characterization of the genomic landscape of canine diffuse large B-cell lymphoma reveals recurrent H3K27M mutations linked to progression-free survival

Gene name

No. samples

No. mutations

p-value

q-value

TRAF3

25

43

< 0.000

< 0.000

POT1

13

14

< 0.000

< 0.000

SETD2

10

12

< 0.000

0.003

TBL1XR1

8

11

< 0.000

0.004

FBXW7

13

19

< 0.000

0.022