Table 1 General next-generation sequencing metrics and mutational burden.

From: Intestinal metaplasia of the urinary tract harbors potentially oncogenic genetic variants

CN

Comp

Cell (%)

MR

Q30%

TMB

1

Normal

100

157

97

6.844

IM

~50

149

97

5.323

2

Normal

100

200

96

5.323

IM

~50

286

98

6.083

3

IM

~20

260

98

4.562

4

IM

~30

241

97

4.562

5

IM

~80

263

98

5.323

6

Normal

100

298

97

3.042

IM

~80

248

98

3.802

7

Normal

100

102

96

0.76

IM

~80

129

95

0.76

8

Normal

100

341

98

5.323

IM

~80

264

97

3.042

9

Normal

100

289

98

3.802

IM

~80

260

98

3.802

10

Normal

100

306

98

3.042

IM

~80

279

98

3.802

11

Normal

100

285

98

0.76

IM

~80

244

98

0.76

12

IM

~50

203

97

1.521

13

IM

~80

196

98

4.562

14

IM

~80

222

98

2.281

15

Normal

100

118

96

0.76

IM

~80

126

96

1.521

16

Normal

100

100

95

4.562

IM

~80

90

93

4.562

17

IM

~80

247

98

3.802

18

Normal

100

200

97

4.562

IM

~50

250

98

4.562

19

IM/D

~70

174

96

1.521

20

IM/D

~40

249

98

6.083

AdenoCa

~40

346

98

5.323

21

IM/D

~20

202

97

20.531

High-grade UC

~50

209

98

25.094

22

IM/Da

~50

243

97

7.604

23

IM/Da

~20

202

97

3.802

  1. AdenoCa adenocarcinoma, Cell estimated cellularity, CN case number, Comp histologic component, IM intestinal metaplasia, IM/D intestinal metaplasia with dysplasia, MR mean number of aligned high-quality reads, Q30% Percentage of exons having more than 30 aligned reads, TMB mutational burden (in mutations per Mb), UC urothelial carcinoma.
  2. aIn these cases, the differential diagnosis was between intestinal metaplasia with high-grade dysplasia and superficial fragments of adenocarcinoma (no clear evidence of invasion in the sample) or adenocarcinoma in situ.