Filtering Mutations

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Filtering mutations based on class and origin

ProteinPaint uses the color of the discs to represent the mutation classes, as indicated in the legend:

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The numbers in the legend indicate the total number of mutations currently shown for each class. Clicking on a class shows a menu:

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Use the options in the menu to show/hide mutations from a selected class. The following screenshot shows the view after hiding all missense mutations, making nonsense mutations (orange) the most abundant class. There is also a strikethrough to the MISSENSE class label in legend, indicating it is hidden

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As another example, the following shows only splice site mutations, with strikethroughs in all the other class labels in the legend:

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To restore mutations for of all classes, click on any mutation class button then select “Show all classes”:

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In the Pediatric data set, germline and relapse mutations are also denoted in the “Origin” section of the legend:

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Click on an origin type to see a menu similar to the mutation class menu:

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Using these options, only germline mutations are shown as below:

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