Extended Data Fig. 6: Expansion of UQCR11-MTHFD2 collateral lethality and machine-learning based evaluation of targeting MTHFD2 in endometrial cancer. | Nature Metabolism

Extended Data Fig. 6: Expansion of UQCR11-MTHFD2 collateral lethality and machine-learning based evaluation of targeting MTHFD2 in endometrial cancer.

From: Metabolic collateral lethal target identification reveals MTHFD2 paralogue dependency in ovarian cancer

Extended Data Fig. 6

(a) Correlation between MTHFD2 and UQCR11 mRNA expression only for the TCGA uterine corpus endometrial carcinoma (UCEC) (Pan Cancer, 2018) dataset corresponding to the pan-cancer analysis results in Fig. 2i. Correlations estimated using Spearman’s rank correlation test. (b) Most significant focal deletions in chromosomes 1-22, identified by GISTIC2.0 within deleted regions for endometrial cancer samples from the TCGA UCEC and uterine carcinosarcoma (UCS) datasets combined (n=584). Correlation of mRNA expression and copy-number alteration of UQCR11 in the same set of samples for which data was available (n=568). Correlations estimated using Spearman’s rank correlation test. (c) Two-layer machine learning model trained using 54 mutations observed in endometrial cancers, select gene-expression panel of 112 mitochondrial genes, and fraction genome altered as input. Inputs for both layers are chosen a priori using linear support vector classification (SVC) for recursive feature elimination, and predictive output of 19p13.3 copy-loss from Layer #1 is used as input to Layer #2. Layer #1 is trained with data available for samples from TCGA and GENIE datasets. Layer #2 is trained using samples from the TCGA dataset. 20% is reserved as test data and not used for training either of the two ML layers. (d) Precision-recall curves for test and training data for Layer #1 of the multi-layer machine learning model that predicts 19p13.3 copy-loss in endometrial cancers. (e) Summary performance metrics and precision-recall curves for training and test data for layer #2 for the multi-layer model that predicts response to MTHFD2 inhibition in endometrial cancers.

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