Extended Data Fig. 20: Correlation of the number of somatic genomic alterations with RNA alterations. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 20: Correlation of the number of somatic genomic alterations with RNA alterations.

From: Genomic basis for RNA alterations in cancer

Extended Data Fig. 20

Scatter plots of log10-transformed frequency of DNA alterations versus log10-transformed frequency of RNA alterations, in which each row is a DNA alteration in the following order: structural variants, copy-number aberrations and non-synonymous variants. Each row is an RNA alteration in the following order: expression outliers, RNA editing, ASE, fusions and splicing. Each point is a sample coloured by histotype, and its position is the log-transformed number of aberrations found in each sample. The Benjamini–Hochberg-adjusted P values are calculated from a likelihood ratio test assuming negative binomial distribution; histotype is used as a confounder.

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