Extended Data Fig. 7: Clone-specific ART in the NSCLC dataset affects <10% of the genome on average as expected from previous studies.
From: Characterizing the evolutionary dynamics of cancer proliferation in single-cell clones with SPRINTER

The fraction of clones affected by ART was calculated by combining the fractions of clones affected across all samples (y axis) based on SPRINTER’s clone-specific results in the NSCLC dataset for either late-to-early (positive values, dark magenta) or early-to-late (negative values, dark green) ART in 50 kb genomic bins along the genome (x axis, with autosomes separated by dashed lines). ART was inferred only in high-confidence cases (that is, only ART events that were present in most clones in >2 samples). Known cancer oncogenes in late-to-early genomic regions and known cancer tumor suppressor genes in early-to-late regions (from the COSMIC Cancer Gene Census) are annotated (black text and lines), also including tumor- and metastatic-clade-specific ART events affecting genes in the expression analysis (for example, PDL1, CDK12, NCOA2 and KRAS).