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Currently we detect mutations at frequencies as low as 5% and rescue hotspot mutations as low as 2%. We should also be rescuing mutations that are Likely Oncogenic, Predicted Oncogenic and Oncogenic. Here is a not so random sample of calls where Hotspot==TRUE with the corresponding oncokb oncogenic label and the final Filter that was applied.
Update:
Because oncokb is updated continuously and not versioned, and Tempo's oncokb annotation is not triggered by updates to the oncokb database, we are considering to skip this annotation in Tempo altogether, or shift it further downstream. the most current version of oncokb can be annotated outside of Tempo either by a live service or by an analyst. however we will have to make sure all mutations >=2% are available for annotation downstream.
Currently we detect mutations at frequencies as low as 5% and rescue hotspot mutations as low as 2%. We should also be rescuing mutations that are
Likely Oncogenic
,Predicted Oncogenic
andOncogenic
. Here is a not so random sample of calls whereHotspot==TRUE
with the corresponding oncokb oncogenic label and the final Filter that was applied.it may be worthy to note that of the Hotspot mutations, about 5% did not have one of the aforementioned oncogenic labels.
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