Systematic integration of protein-affecting mutations, gene fusions, and copy number alterations into a comprehensive somatic mutational profile
Abstract Somatic mutations occur as random genetic changes in genes through protein-affecting mutations (PAMs), gene fusions, or copy number alterations (CNAs). Mutations of different types can have a similar phenotypic effect (i.e., allelic heterogeneity) and should be integrated into a unified gene mutation profile. We developed OncoMerge to fill this niche of integrating somatic mutations to capture allelic heterogeneity, assign a function to mutations, and overcome known obstacles in cancer genetics. Application of OncoMerge to TCGA Pan-Cancer Atlas increased detection
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