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Profiling of somatic mutations of acute myeloid leukemia, FLT3-ITD subgroup at diagnosis and relapse
Manoj Garg1,17, Yasunobu Nagata2, Deepika Kanojia1, Anand M.T.1, Kenichi Yoshida2, Sreya Haridas
Keloth1, Zang Zhi Jiang1,Yusuke Okuno3, Yuichi Shiraishi4, Kenichi Chiba4, Hiroko Tanaka5, Satoru
Miyano5, Ling-Wen Ding1, Tamara Alpermann6, Qiao-Yang Sun1, De-chen Lin1, Wenwen Chien1, Vikas
Madan1, Li-Zhen Liu1, Kar-tong Tan1, Abhishek Sampath1, Subhashree Venkatesan1,Koiti Inokuchi7, Satoshi
Wakita7, Hiroki Yamaguchi7, Wee Joo Chng1, Shirley-Kow Yin Kham8, Allen Yeoh8, Masashi Sanada2,9,
Haferlach6, Michael Lill13, Ming-Chung Kuo14, Lee-Yung Shih14, Igor-Wolfgang Blau15, Olga Blau15, Henry
Cancer Science Institute of Singapore, National University of Singapore, Singapore 117599, Singapore;
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Department of Pathology and Tumor Biology, Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University, Kyoto,
Japan; 3Department of Pediatrics, Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine, Nagoya, Japan;
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Laboratory of DNA Information Analysis, Human Genome Center, Institute of Medical Science, The
University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 5Laboratory of Sequence Analysis, Human Genome Center, Institute of
Medical Science, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; 6MLL Munich Leukemia Laboratory, Munich,
Germany; 7Department of Hematology, Nippon Medical School, 1-1-5 Sendagi, Bunkyo-Ku, Tokyo 113-
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8603, Japan; Department of Paediatrics, National University Health System, Singapore, Singapore;
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Department of Advanced Diagnosis, Clinical Research Center, Nagoya Medical Center, Nagoya, Japan;
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Department I of Internal Medicine, University at Cologne, 50937 Cologne, Germany; Department of
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Leukemia - Unit 428, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX; Section of Molecular Hematology &
Therapy, Department of Leukemia, The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX;
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Cedars-Senai Medical Center, Division of Hematology/Oncology, University of California Los Angeles,
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School of Medicine, Los Angeles, California, USA; Division of Hematology-Oncology, Department of
Internal Medicine, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Chang Gung University, Taipei, Taiwan; 15Department of
Hematology, Oncology and Tumorimmunology, Charite University School of Medicine, Berlin, Germany;
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National University Cancer Institute, National University Hospital, Singapore, Singapore;
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Correspondence should be addressed to Manoj Garg; csimg@nus.edu.sg or nuscsimg@gmail.com
Table of Contents
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Supplemental Methods
Exome capture and massively parallel sequencing and analysis of whole exome sequencing data
Genomic DNAs from diagnosis, complete remission and relapse were used for whole exome sequencing
(WES). Complete remission samples were used as germline control. We included only those samples whose
bone marrow blast counts in CR were < 5 percent (Supplemental Table 1 and 6). Whole exomes were
captured using the SureSelect® Human All Exon 50M and/or V4 (Agilent) as described previously21-23.
Briefly, 2 µg of human genomic DNA was sheared using Covaris instrument. The fragment-size distribution
was 150-200bp and ends were repaired using T4 DNA ligase, dNTP mix, T4 DNA polymerase Klenow
enzyme and T4 PNK by incubating samples at 200C for 30 minutes. ‘A’ bases were added to 3′ end of the
DNA fragment. Paired end adapters were ligated and amplified using paired-end PCR primers. 500ng of
fragment libraries were hybridized with biotinylated RNA using 2X hybridization buffer for 24hr at 65°C.
Captured libraries were purified and amplified by Sure-Select indexing primers. Captured libraries were
subjected to high through-put sequencing using Hiseq2000 illumina platform with 75 to 100 bp paired-end
reads.
To detect somatic mutations and short insertions and deletions (indels) from WES, we used previously
developed in-house analysis pipeline21-23. Briefly, the sequencing reads were mapped to the human reference
genome (hg19) using BWA (version 0.5.9-r16) with default parameter settings. SAM tools (version 0.1.17)
were applied to pile up the aligned sequence data (.bam files) for each nucleotide position in the genome.
Based on pile-up data, variant calling was performed by comparing the piled-up coverage data to the reference
genome. Information about read counts, sequencing/mapping qualities and genome strands for each variant
site were retrieved for subsequent detection of somatic mutations and short indels.
Before summarizing base call data, low quality reads were filtered, including those having more than
5 mismatches to the reference sequences or whose mapping quality was less than 30. The significance of each
candidate mutation was evaluated by Fisher’s exact test by enumerating the number of the reference base and
the candidate SNV in both leukemia and control. Candidate mutations having P-values of less than 0.01 were
adopted as provisional candidates for somatic mutations. In addition, the following nucleotide positions were
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eliminated from further analysis; those positions at a depth of less than 10 in either tumor or control, or the
most frequent SNV or indel accounts for less than 7% of all reads in tumor. Finally, a list of candidate somatic
mutations was generated by excluding synonymous SNVs and other variants registered in dbSNP131, 1000
genomes, or our in-house SNP database constructed from 180 normal samples as well as subtraction of the
sequence variants of germline control of each of our patients 21-23. All the somatic mutations were validated by
using Sanger sequencing and the primer sequences were detailed in Supplemental Table 4 and 9.
To study the emergence of disease clones and their progression from diagnosis to relapse disease, somatic
mutations detected in both phases by WES were clustered according to their mutant variant allele frequencies
(VAFs). For clonal analysis along with the validated mutations, we also used high quality (min depth 14 in
tumor, supported by at least 5 reads for variant allele, < 2% allele frequency in matched normal) tier2
mutations (mutations in observed in conserved genomic regions with phastConsElements46way score greater
than 280). Read counts for these variants were obtained for both diagnosis tumor and relapse tumor and
Mutant Variant Allele Frequencies (VAFs) were calculated. VAF allows an estimate of the number and size of
tumor clonal populations in each AML sample. Copy number–adjusted deep sequencing data, in which the
VAFs of genes on the X chromosome in male cases or in regions of uniparental disomy were halved, were
subjected to unsupervised clustering. Long indels of >3 bp, except for those affecting key genes such as
FLT3-ITD, NPM1and WT1, and mutations in repetitive regions were excluded from the analysis because their
VAFs tended to be underestimated. These VAFs were later clustered using 'Bayesian mixture modelling of
beta distributions' (bmm method) implemented in sciClone R package16, 61-64. The coverage provided by whole
exome sequencing limited the power to detect clones with VAF of less than 5%.
Mutational Signature
The six classes of transition and transversion mutations were analyzed by integrating the information on the
bases immediately 5’ and 3’ to each mutated base (16 possible combination for each class), creating a total of
96 possible mutated tri-nucleotides. We then used EMu, a probabilistic method which uses Expectation
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Maximization (EM) algorithm to identify Mutational Signatures . EMu also infers tumor specific
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“opportunity” for all mutations types, from the sequence composition thus increasing the accuracy of
deciphered signatures.
Genomic DNA (1-1.5 μg) samples from all 80 cases were subjected to targeted deep sequencing of 299 genes
(Supplemental Table 5) using multiplex SureSelect custom kit (Agilent Technology) designed to capture all
of the coding regions of 299 target genes. We also included 14 cases from the discovery cohort to ensure
capture efficiency. Deep sequencing was performed on multiplexed library pools using Hiseq2000 illumina
platform with 75 to 100 bp paired-end reads. We used more stringent pipeline for TDS. We removed the
following nucleotide positions: those whose supporting depth from both directions was less than 5 in either
tumor or control, or where the most frequent SNV or indel accounted for less than 8% of all reads in the AML
samples.
To identify possible somatic mutations of FLT3-ITD cell lines, where no paired germline controls
were available, nucleotide positions were removed if: #1, supporting depth from both directions was less than
5; #2, most frequent SNV or indel accounted for less than 8% of all reads; #3, frequency of the SNV or indel
was between 45% and 55% in the region in question without copy number abnormalities (most likely a rare
SNP).
Validated list of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNVs) and InDels across the cohort were used to identify
significantly altered genes. We applied Mutational Significance in Cancer (MuSiC) package to determine
significantly mutated genes (SMG) and pathways. The SMG test in MuSiC used seven categories of mutations
(AT transition, AT transversion, CG transition, CG transversion, CpG transition, CpG transversion, and indel)
and then used statistical tests including convolution, Fisher’s test, and a likelihood test to combine the
category-specific binomials to obtain an overall p value. All P-values were combined using the same
methods as described in Dees et al35. For Pathway analysis, we used PathScan algorithm integrated into MuSic
pipeline to identify significantly affected pathways among known cellular pathways defined in KEGG
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pathway database36,37,38. We also used Mutation Relation Test (MRT) from the same MuSic pipeline to
For SNP-array, genomic DNA was subjected to the Affymetrix GeneChip Human Mapping 250K SNP arrays
(Affymetrix, Santa Clara, CA, USA) according to the manufacturer’s protocols. SNP-array results were
analyzed for determination of both total and allelic-specific copy numbers (AsCNs) using the copy number
Myeloid leukemia cell lines; MOLM13 and MV4-11 were kind gifts by Dr. Martin Grundy (Department of
Academic Haematology, University of Nottingham). MOLM14 cells were generously provided by Dr. Didier
Bouscary (Department of Hematology-Immunology, Institut Cochin, Paris, France). 32D cell line stably
expressing wild type FLT3 and FLT3-ITD were provided by Drs. J. Mueller and H. Serve (Department of
Medicine, Frankfurt, Germany). Cell lines were cultured and maintained in RPMI medium containing 10%
fetal bovine serum (FBS), 1% penicillin-streptomycin (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA) at 370C in a humidified
atmosphere with 5% CO2. 293T cell line was purchased from ATCC and grown in Dulbecco modified Eagle
medium (DMEM) with 10% FBS. All cell lines were regularly screened for mycoplasma. Antibodies were
against FAT1 (HPA023882, Sigma-Aldrich), GAPDH (Cell Signalling), MLL3 (Santa Cruz).
RNA interference
Human MLL3, FAT1 gene specific siRNA duplexes including scramble siRNA duplexes were purchased from
Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT) (Coralville, USA). Murine MLL3 gene specific siRNA was obtained
from Santa Cruz Biotechnology, INC. (Heidelberg, Germany) and IDT. MV4-11 and MOLM14 cells were
transfected with 100nM siRNA duplex using Nucleofector Kit L (Lonza, Cologene, Germany) according to
the manufacturer’s protocol. 2ug of pmaxGFP vector was used to ensure transfection efficiency. Average
transfection efficiency was approximately 60-70 percent. Cells were incubated for at least 48 hours after
nucleofection before performing experiments. Each experiment was performed at least in triplicate on three
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different occasions. To obtain stable knockdown of MLL3 in either MV4-11 or MOLM14 cells for in vivo
studies, a set of 4 human MLL3 gene specific shRNAs and a scramble shRNA cloned in a lentiviral vector
were obtained from Origene (Rockville, MD, USA). Lentiviral particles were generated according to the
manufacturer’s protocol. Cells were spin-infected with lentivirus particles at a MOI of 25 with 5 ug/ml
polybrene (Sigma-Aldrich) at 2000 rpm for 1hr; stable cells were selected using 0.5-1 ug/ml puromycin for 1-
2 weeks. shRNA3 and shRNA4 confirmed best knockdown compared to the scrambled shRNA. Further, we
used these two shRNAs for biological study. MLL3 shRNA and siRNA sequences targeting to MLL3 or FAT1
Total RNA was reverse transcribed to cDNA with Superscript III (Invitrogen) according to the manufacturer’s
protocol. qRT-PCR experiments were performed as described earlier27. Primer sequences were detailed in
Immunoblotting experiments were performed as described27. Briefly, 60 micrograms of protein per lane were
loaded for immunoblotting. Precise Tris-Glycine 4-20% gradient gels (Thermo Scientific) were used for
MLL3 and FAT1 analyses. Gels were run according to the manufacturer’s protocol. Proteins were transfer to
PVDF membrane using methanol-free transfer buffer ( 25 mM TRIS pH 8.3, 192 mM glycine, 03% SDS)
overnight in the cold room using a constant current (200 mAmp). Membranes were incubated with primary
antibody (MLL3, FAT1 and GAPDH) at 1:1000 dilutions in blocking buffer (5% milk) overnight at 4 °C.
Membranes were washed with PBS-Tween 20 and incubated with HRP conjugated secondary antibody for 1
Xenografts model
The animal study was approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) of National
University of Singapore; 5 weeks old NOD/SCID mice were used. 2 X 106 of MV4:11 cells (stably expressing
either scrambled shRNA or MLL3 shRNA) were mixed with Matrigel solution (1:1 ratio) (BD Biosciences) in
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200 μl of total volume which was injected subcutaneously on the upper flanks of the NOD/SCID mice27. At
defined time points, all mice were sacrificed and weights of resected tumors were measured. Tumors from
both groups were immediately stored at -80oC for western blotting experiments.
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Supplemental Figures
Supplemental Figure 1. Mean coverage of whole exome sequencing (WES) in 13 trios (DX, CR and
REL) from discovery cohort samples. Coverage of the target regions was calculated and indicated depth
plotted for each patient at diagnosis (DX), complete remission (CR) and relapse (REL). Mean depth for all the
DX, CR and REL is indicated.
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Supplemental Figure 2. Somatic mutations identified by whole-exome sequencing (WES), targeted deep
sequencing and their distribution in FLT3-ITD AML. (A) Number of mutations discovered in 50
individual at diagnosis and relapse (light grey), 25 individual at diagnosis (dark grey) and 5 individual at
relapse (black). Individuals examined by either WES or TDS are color coded in light or dark brown,
respectively. Bar graph displays frequency of mutations per patient sample (s). Types of mutations are color-
coded. (B) Pie chart represents distribution of somatic mutations verified by Sanger sequencing in the 14
paired DX and REL genomes. (C) Somatic mutations for each cases sorted into three categories: shared
(mutations present in both DX and REL samples), specific for diagnosis and specific for relapse.
Supplemental Figure 3. Mean coverage of targeted deep sequencing (TDS) in samples from 80 patients
(50 individual at diagnosis, remission and relapse; 25 individual at diagnosis and remission; 5
individual at relapse and remission). Mean coverage of SureSelect XT2 captured targets for the 210
samples. Mean depth of the coding regions was analyzed and plotted for each sample.
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known or predicted functional domains and locations of alterations in DNMT3A, NPM1 and FLT3, detected by
either by whole exome or targeted deep sequencing (using protein paint tool developed by St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital and Washington University in St. Louis). Each patient with a DNMT3A, NPM1 and FLT3,
mutation is represented by blue (missense) or green (frameshift) color circle. Alterations at the same amino
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Supplemental Figure 5. Hotspot mutation of SF3B1, IDH1 and IDH2 genes were identified in FLT3-
ITD AML. Schematic of type and location of alterations of SF3B1, IDH1 and IDH2detected by either whole
exome or targeted deep sequencing (using protein paint tool developed by St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital and Washington University in St. Louis). Boxes represent functional domains of SF3B1, IDH1 and
IDH2. Mutations are represented by blue (missense) or green (frameshift) color circle.
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Supplemental Figure 6. Somatic mutation pattern identified in matched diagnosis (D) and relapse (R)
samples of 50 trios FLT3-ITD AML patients. Each column displays an individual sample (UPN numbers
are indicated in the top row). Colored bars represents the presence of a mutation, blank bars represent wild-
type for the respective gene. Light orange color displayed different ITD insertion sequence at relapse. The
“Stability” of mutation was calculated by the number of mutations that persisted in relapse divided by all the
mutations present at diagnosis. The mutation “Gained at Relapse” was calculated by the number of cases that
gained a new mutation at relapse and absent at diagnosis divided by the number of cases that did not have the
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matched diagnosis and relapse samples of FLT3-ITD AML (trios). Sample ID and location of DNMT3A
mutation is indicated by orange text and arrows. The horizontal black text represents the status of disease and
variant allele frequency (VAF) calculated from next generation sequencing data for each patient. The Vertical
black text shows the direction of the primer used for Sanger sequencing of PCR product. Sequencing trace
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Supplemental Figure 8. Stability of NPM1 mutations were confirmed using Sanger sequencing in
matched diagnosis and relapse samples of FLT3-ITD AML (trios). Sample ID and type of NPM1 mutation
is indicated by red text. Location of NPM1 mutation is indicated by orange rectangle. The horizontal black
text represents the status of disease for each patient. The Vertical black text shows the direction of the primer
used for Sanger sequencing of PCR product. Sequencing trace chromatograms shows a clear heterozygous
mutation.
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Supplemental Figure 9. Mutual exclusivity between genes. (A) Mutually-exclusive gene sets identified
using MuSic algorithm with P < 0.05 (NPM1 and RUNX1), P < 0.001 (NPM1 and MLL3), P < 0.05 (WT1 and
MLL3), P< 0.05 (MLL3 and RUNX1), P < 0.05 (NPM1 and WT1). (B) Mutually-exclusivity is observed within
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Supplemental Figure 10. Mutation matrix of chromatin modifier and histone methyltransferase genes.
(A-B) Mutational matrix of chromatin modifier and histone methyltransferase genes as noted in 25 and 24
patient samples, respectively. Data show that at least one mutation of these gene sets is present in each patient
sample.
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Supplemental Figure 11. Potential therapeutic targets in AML FLT3-ITD. Graphic representation of
several actionable genomic lesions in 52 ITD patient samples. Patients are listed on the X-axis. Target genes
identified in one or more patients and the drugs that target these genes are listed on the y axis (gene symbols
on the left side, corresponding drug names on the right side). A box representing each gene-drug combination
for each patient is colored according to the class of gene alteration: blue for SNVs, green for indels and red for
RNA overexpression. Drugs in phase 1, 2 and 3 clinical trials are marked in sky blue, purple and brown,
respectively (see, URLs). FDA approved drugs are marked with dark green color (see, URLs).
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Supplemental Figure 12. MLL3 deletion in AML FLT3-ITD. SNP Chip analysis of chromosome 7 showed
amplifications (red) and deletions (blue). Green line at chromosome 7q36.1 demarks MLL3 gene.
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Supplemental Figure 13. Tumor suppressive function of MLL3 in FLT3-ITD AML cells. (A) Integrative
Genome Viewer (IGV) segmentation map of 7q36.1 showing loss of copy number (blue) of MLL3 gene in 200
AML cases from TCGA data set (see, URLs). (B) Real time and western blot analysis show reduced MLL3
mRNA and protein levels in MLL3 siRNA transduced cells (MV4-11) compared to scrambled siRNA treated
cells. GAPDH was used as an internal control. MV4-11 cells transfected with either MLL3 siRNA or
scramble siRNA were examined using both short-term proliferation assay (MTT). (C) Methylcellulose colony
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Supplemental Figure 14. Copy number alterations in relapse FLT3-ITD AML samples. Copy number
changes were identified using SNP array data. Patients are grouped based on hierarchical clustering. Recurrent
focal loss of chromosomes 4, 5 and 7 is observed. Red and blue color represents amplification and deletion,
respectively.
Supplemental Figure 15. FAT4 gene is deleted and mutual exclusivity. (A) Integrative Genome Viewer
(IGV) segmentation map of 4q28.1 showing deletion (blue) of FAT4 gene in the TCGA data (200 AML
cases). (B) Individuals with either FAT1 or FAT4 gene mutation (mutual exclusivity).
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Supplemental Figure 16. Increased XPO1 (CRM1) expression in relapse samples; and inhibitor of XPO1
(KPT330) enhances doxorubicin cell killing of FLT3-ITD positive AML cells with. (A) RNA sequencing
analysis of four paired diagnosis and relapse samples show increased expression of XPO1 in relapse cases. (B)
Proliferation study of the combination of KPT330 with doxorubicin. Data represent means ± s.d.; n = 3. (C)
Heat plot shows growth inhibition of FLT3-ITD AML cells (MV4-11) by KPT300 in combination with
doxorubicin. (D) Combinational effect of KPT330 and doxorubicin on MV4-11 cells displayed as the
combination index (CI). CI defines the interaction between KPT-330 and doxorubicin as plotted against
fraction of cell viability. CI < 1, CI = 1 and CI > 1 represent synergism, additive, and antagonism of the two
compounds, respectively.
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Supplemental Table 1: Clinical parameters of 13 FLT3-ITD AML cases subjected to whole exome sequencing (Discovery Cohort)
MLL
Sample Age/ Cytogenetic Cytogenetic DX-BM CR- BM REL-BM Hb WBC PLT Dead/ Survival RFS Induction ITD ITD ITD
FAB PTD (DX
ID Sex (DX) (REL) Blast (%) Blast (%) Blast (%) (g/dl) (*109/L) (*109/L) Alive (Months) (Months) Chemotherapy (DX) (CR) (REL)
and REL
Cytarabine and
UPN001 17/M M1 46,XY 46 XY 98.0 3.9 90.1 7.0 11.7 41 Dead 100.1 61 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN002 61/M M4 46,XY 46 XY 53.4 3.2 59.6 8.4 19.6 31 Dead 8.4 2.5 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN003 56/M M2 46,XY 46 XY 58.8 0.0 43.8 8.3 2.5 64 Dead 53.7 22 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
46,XY,+14,der
UPN004 65/M M1 47,XY,+8 75.0 3.5 37.5 7.7 9.7 15 Alive 71.9 16 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(14;18) (q10;q10)
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
46,XY,del(3)
UPN005 75/M M1 46,XY 88.0 4.0 79.5 10.5 31.7 73 Dead 7.3 3 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(q21;q26)
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN006 75/F M4 46,XX 46,XX 83.5 3.0 76.4 5.1 60.0 172 Dead 17.4 5 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
45,XX,der Cytarabine and
UPN007 53/F M4 (7;13) 46,XX 76.5 4.7 NA 8.6 2.4 39 Dead 19.2 5 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(p10;q10) (7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN008 46/F M1 46,XX 46,XX 80.5 4.5 NA 8.9 NA NA Dead 8.7 1 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN009 66/M M4 46,XY 46,XY 78.0 2.0 68.0 7.8 190.0 190 Dead 5.9 2 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
46,XX,del(3)
UPN010 69/F M2 46,XX 67.0 3.5 42.5 8.9 27.0 30 Dead 7.8 4 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(q21;q26)
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN011 83/M M2 46,XY 46,XY 76.0 0.0 30.0 10.9 20.0 63 Dead 4.0 2 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN012 57/F M1 46,XX 46,XX 81.4 2.2 NA 6.8 24.6 15 Alive 139 29 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN013 61/F M1 46,XX 46,XX 87.5 3.0 NA 13.8 70.0 143 Dead 37 16 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
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FAB : French American and British classification scheme for leukemia
M : Male
F : Female
BM : Bone Marrow
Hb : Hemoglobin
PLT : Platelets
DX : Diagnosis
CR : Complete remission
REL : Relapse
NA : No data available
Pos : Positive
Neg : Negative
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Supplemental Table 2: Coverage analysis of whole exome sequencing of FLT3-ITD AML cases from
Discovery Cohort (13 trio consisting of DX/CR/REL samples)
Target
Mean Target Target Target
Sample ID Coverage Captured Region Bait Set
Coverage Coverage >2X Coverage >10X
>20X
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UPN010 DX 93.772310 96.44 92.50 87.18 Whole exome SureSelect
DX : Diagnosis
CR : Complete remission
REL : Relapse
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Supplemental Table 3: Summary of somatic mutations in Discovery Cohort
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FRG1 Stopgain chr4:190878622 K168X A>T NM_004477 DX UPN003
Frameshift
*BCORL1 chrX:129148584 612 fs */- CT NM_021946 DX and REL UPN003
deletion
GPR156 Missense chr3:119886721 P531S G>A NM_001168271 DX and REL UPN003
CDT1 Splice site chr16:88870951 exon2:c.229-2A A>G NM_030928 DX and REL UPN003
*RUNX1 Splice site chr21:36206706 exon5 724+1G G>A NM_001754 DX and REL UPN003
SUV39H2 Splice site chr10:14941685 456+1G>A G>A NM_001193426 DX and REL UPN005
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Frameshift
LSP1 chr11:1902785 E43fs */+ C NM_001013253 DX UPN005
insertion
CDH18 Missense chr5:19591228 M313V T>C NM_001167667 DX UPN005
Frameshift
PNPLA7 chr9:140356678 L1175fs */+ C NM_152286 REL UPN005
insertion
PXK Missense chr3:58381469 G269R G>A NM_017771 REL UPN005
Frameshift
*DNMT3A chr2:25457192 R899fs */- G NM_175629 DX and REL UPN006
deletion
*DNMT3A Missense chr2:25469543 W409R A>G NM_175629 DX and REL UPN006
3
NSMCE1 Missense chr16:27238083 D186E G>C NM_145080 DX UPN008
Frameshift
NSMCE1 chr16:27238082 A187fs */+ T NM_145080 DX UPN008
insertion
C22orf15 Missense chr22:24107032 K126N G>T NM_182520 DX UPN008
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Frameshift */+
*NPM1 chr5:170837543 W288fs NM_199185 DX and REL UPN010
insertion CATG
EVPLL Missense chr17:18286382 H185Q C>A NM_001145127 DX UPN010
Frameshift
CLCA4 chr1:87025674 F73fs */+A NM_012128 REL UPN010
insertion
COL4A5 Missense chrX:107908806 P1148L C>T NM_000495 DX UPN010
5
Frameshift
*BCORL1 chrX:129190011 S1679fs */-C NM_021946 DX and REL UPN013
deletion
GATA4 Stopgain chr8:11615935 W427X G>A NM_002052 DX and REL UPN013
Germline SNP 2
* : Indicates that mutations of these genes have been previously reported in AML
DX : Diagnosis
REL : Relapse
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Supplemental Table 4: List of primers used for the validation of the somatic mutations detected in whole exome analysis
(Discovery Cohort)
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PFAS 5'-GAGACCGGAGAGTGAGTTGG-3' 5'-GCAGCCTCAGAACCCTCTC-3' UPN004
RNF213 5'-GCTTGCTAGCCTTCCTTTCA-3' 5'-CGAATACCGCAGGTCTTAGC-3' UPN004
ACTN2 5'-CAGCCCTCTACATCTTTGTCC-3' 5'-GTGCCATTTTGGGAAGAAAT-3' UPN004
DDI2 5'-TCATTTAATTATTGCATCGCTACAG-3' 5'-AACTTTGACGGAACACAGGA-3' UPN004
PIK3R6 5'-GTGGCTCATGCCTGTAATCC-3' 5'-CAGGAGGCCAACTGCAAC-3' UPN004
FAM83B 5'-TGTGTCATTTTGAGCTTCTGG-3' 5'-TGTGCTCTTGGTGGATGAAA-3' UPN004
WT1 5'-GATTGGGAGCTCTTCCAGGT-3' 5'-CCCCACAGCCTCTTTACAAC-3' UPN004
USP36 5'-GTCAACAGGCTTGGCTCAGT-3' 5'-CCAGGACACCAGCCATTC-3' UPN004
CORO1A 5'-CTACAGAAGCACCTGGAGGA-3' 5'-ATCACCTTTCGAGGCACTGT-3' UPN005
JMJD5 5'-AGGCTGCAGTGAGCTGAGAT-3' 5'-GTGAGGGATCTTGGGAGGAG-3' UPN005
ANKMY1 5'-GTCTTGCTCAGCGTGTTGG-3' 5'-CCCTGTGGACTGCCTGAATA-3' UPN005
RTL1 5'-CAGTGATCACAGCGAGACCT-3' 5'-GAGCAGTAGACGTTGTGATGG-3' UPN005
APOB 5'-CAAGTTTCACATGCCAAGGA-3' 5'-TCCCAATTGATCTAAAAGCACTC-3' UPN005
SUV39H2 5'-AGATGAATGCTTCTTTGGTTCA-3' 5'-TTTGGTAGGCACCTCAATGTT-3' UPN005
PEG10 5'-CTTGCAAGTGATGCTCCAGA-3' 5'-AATAGAGTGGCGGTTGTGGT-3' UPN005
CCDC33 5'-TGGATACTCTGAGGCCTGGT-3' 5'-GCCCAGAGTGAGGTCTAGGA-3' UPN005
IDH1 5'-AACGACCAAGTCACCAAGGA-3' 5'-TGTGTTGAGATGGACGCCTA-3' UPN005
MUC6 5'-TGATCTCTCAGGACGAGGTG-3' 5'-GCTCCCGTCCTTCCTCTAAC-3' UPN005
CDH18 5'-AAAAGTCCATTTGATGCATTACC-3' 5'-CATTGGGACATTTCAGGAAGA-3' UPN005
PXK 5'-TCAACAATGCAGACTGTCGT-3' 5'-TTGAGGCAAAATATGACAATGC-3' UPN005
DNMT3A 5'-AGGTCACAGAAACCAGCACA-3' 5'-GAGGAAGGGAAGGGAGCTT-3' UPN006
DNMT3A 5'-AGGCAGCGACTCCTTTCTCT-3' 5'-CCCCACCCTCCTTACAGTG-3' UPN006
EML5 5'-TGGGGACTAGCAACACATCC-3' 5'-TGGTGCCCAGTGGGTTTAT-3' UPN006
INSC 5'-AGCTCAAATGCCCCTTCTTT-3' 5'-CCTTTTCCTTGTTACCAACTCC-3' UPN006
STEAP4 5'-TGACAATTTTTACTCCTTCCAAA-3' 5'-GACTTGCATCCAGTGCTCCT-3' UPN006
PCSK2 5'-GCTTCAGCAAAGGTGGTCTC-3' 5'-CTTCCTTCCCACTGTCGTTT-3' UPN006
NECAB2 5'-GCACAGACCTGGTGTGGAA-3' 5'-CTGACCACCCTCTGCTCCT-3' UPN006
FBXO34 5'-GGCCCTTAAATGTACCTGCT-3' 5'-TCACAGCCAACTGAATCCAA-3' UPN006
B3GAT3 5'-GAGAGGGTCTGCTGCTTGAG-3' 5'-CTCCTGACCTCAGGTGATCC-3' UPN006
OR5I1 5'-GGTGTGCCCTGCAGTTTTAT-3' 5'-GTAGCTGGGCCGTGAGTAAA-3' UPN006
INO80 5'-TCCCTTCTTCCTTATGCAGTTT-3' 5'-CATGTCACTGCTGCTCTCGT-3' UPN006
FLNC 5'-GCAGTCCCTTTGAGGTGAAC-3' 5'-AGAACAAGTGGGGCAGTCAC-3' UPN006
SRGAP2 5'-GAATCCAGGTGTCCCCTAGC-3' 5'-AGCAATGACCACATGCAAAC-3' UPN006
MN1 5'-AGATCCACCCCCTGGAGAT-3' 5'-GGGCGGGGTACTCTACAAGA-3' UPN007
SUSD2 5'-AGGCCTGTTGTCTGCACTCT-3' 5'-CTTGGGTGTTGGAACACTGG-3' UPN007
SEMA4G 5'-AAACGGACCTCAGAAAACCA-3' 5'-CTCTTTGTGAGCCCCATCTC-3' UPN007
MUC12 5'-CAGATCACCGGACACAACAC-3' 5'-TGCTGTGGACTGTTGTCGAT-3' UPN007
ZFHX4 5'-CTGCTGAGGCTGGGTATGAT-3' 5'-TGATCATGAAAGGCTTCCCTA-3' UPN007
DNAJB6 5'-CCCCGTCTCTAGAAGGGTCT-3' 5'-GGCACTCAAGAATGCCAAGT-3' UPN007
PROKR1 5'-GTGACCAATTCCAGGACGTT-3' 5'-CATCCATAGCAAGGGAGATCA-3' UPN007
CNN3 5'-AGCACCAGGTACCAGAAGAGA-3' 5'-TTTGCATAAAAGAACTGGCTGT-3' UPN007
SPDYE1 5'-CTTTGGCCTCCCAGTGTG-3' 5'-TCTGAGAGCGGTTCTTCCTG-3' UPN007
BMP7 5'-TGCTTTGGTTCCCTTGTCTG-3' 5'-CTGCTAGGTTTTGCCTGCAC-3' UPN007
ALAD 5'-TGAACAAGAAGCAGTCACATAAAA-3' 5'-ACTGCAAGAGCTCAGGATGG-3' UPN007
GPR139 5'-CCAGCATCCCCTATTACTGG-3' 5'-CTTCCCATCTGGAAATGGAT-3' UPN007
TTK 5'-TGCCTATCTCTTTTAGTATGCCTTT-3' 5'-CATGATTATCAAGACGTTTTACAT-3' UPN007
POLD1 5'-ACGCCAGGTGACAGGTGATA-3' 5'-GCTTTTGCTGAGGATGAGG-3' UPN007
BAIAP2L2 5'-AGGGAAAAGGATAGCGTGTG-3' 5'-CCAGCTACTCAGGAGGCTCA-3' UPN007
FRG1 5'-CAAGGCCATCCCTTGAATAA-3' 5'-CCTGTTTGCCTTTGGACTTC-3' UPN007
2
NFIX 5'-CGCTGCTTTTCTCCTTCTCT-3' 5'-TCCCCTTAAACAAAATCACCA-3' UPN008
CELSR3 5'-GTTTTTGAGCAAGCGCAGTA-3' 5'-GCGCAAGGCATACTCTCTCT-3' UPN008
MUC16 5'-CTTGGGTTGCCAACTGATCT-3' 5'-CCTGAGGTCAGGAGTTCGAG-3' UPN008
ABR 5'-CGGGCAGCTCACATATAAGG-3' 5'-GTAGAGACGGGGTTTCACCA-3' UPN008
ZBTB7A 5'-ACTCTCCGGGCTTCCTGT-3' 5'-GTGTGTGCGTCTGTGTGTGT-3' UPN008
NSMCE1 5'-CTTTGCCTCAGTTTCCCTTG-3' 5'-AGATGATGCAGGTTGCACAG-3' UPN008
DNMT3A 5'-AGGTCACAGAAACCAGCACA-3' 5'-GGTATTTCCGCCTCTGTGG-3' UPN008
C22orf15 5'-GAGAGGCAGAGTAGGGACCA-3' 5'-CCCTATGCCACATCTGTGAA-3' UPN008
CYP4A11 5'-TGCCTTGGTTTATCAATGTCC-3' 5'-CCAGGAGGCTGTGGATCTC-3' UPN008
SPPL2C 5'-TTCCTCCTCCTCATCAGCAC-3' 5'-CAGCCAGGATGAAGATGACC-3' UPN008
LRP2 5'-TCCGATGTTGTTTTTAGATTGC-3' 5'-AAAATCTGGGGACGAGGTCT-3' UPN008
ASB2 5'-TGAGGCTCAGAGGTGATGTG-3' 5'-TGGAAAGATGTAGCGGAGAGA-3' UPN008
DCHS2 5'-CACAGTCCAAGCCAAAGACA-3' 5'-CACAGGGACCACCTCGTTAC-3' UPN008
BAZ2B 5'-CCATGGGGGTTACAGAAATG-3' 5'-CTTTGTGAGACATTATGTGGAAAA-3' UPN008
WT1 5'-CTCTGGGACAGCCATTTCAT-3' 5'-AACCTGGGTCCTTAGCAGTG-3' UPN008
KCNH7 5'-CCCAAGTAGCTACATTTTCAATAGG-3' 5'-TCTGAAATCTGAACGCTTCG-3' UPN008
SETD1B 5'-TGAGACCACAGATGCCTCAC-3' 5'-AGCAGGAGTTCCCTTCCAA-3' UPN009
MYOM3 5'-CTTGGCTGTCGTGAAAACAA-3' 5'-AGGCTCAGTAACAGGGATGC-3' UPN009
CCDC89 5'-GCCAGACACTGAGACAGTTGAC-3' 5'-CTCAGCCTCCTGCATCATCT-3' UPN009
TMEM179 5'-CAGGAGATGGCGTCCAGT-3' 5'-ATCTAAGCCCTGGTGGCAAG-3' UPN009
XKR4 5'-TGGGATCTTCATCGTCCTTC-3' 5'-TCCCATGCTGGGTACCTATT-3' UPN009
SEC22B 5'-AACCTGCACTTCTAACCACCTT-3' 5'-TATATGGCTTGGCACCCAGA-3' UPN009
FBXO38 5'-TGTTGCATTAAGCACCTTTTG-3' 5'-AAGCCCAAACCAGTTTGACTAA-3' UPN009
CTCF 5'-GTGATGATGGAACAGCTGGA-3' 5'-GTTGGCTTTGGAGGCTTCAT-3' UPN009
PYGO2 5'-CATGACCCTCTTTCCCTCAA-3' 5'-GGACCAGGAAAGGGACTTGT-3' UPN009
NSDHL 5'-AAATGTGCCTTTCCAAGTGC-3' 5'-CACGGTCCTCTCCATAGCAT-3' UPN010
FLNA 5'-GAGCAGATGTGGCAGGAAG-3' 5'-GCTCACCGTGATCTGGACA-3' UPN010
DNMT3A 5'-TTTCCATTTTTCACGGCAAG-3' 5'-TCCATCTGAATGAGGCAAGA-3' UPN010
ODZ2 5'-TCAGCAAACACTTCGACACC-3' 5'-TGAGGTAATCTCCGAGTTGG-3' UPN010
B3GNT3 5'-CAGCATTTCTTGGTGCTTCA-3' 5'-TAGAAGCAGGGGTCAAAGGA-3' UPN010
RBM42 5'-TGAGGTAAGCAGGGAGCCTA-3' 5'-CTGGGCGACAGAGTGGTACT-3' UPN010
IGF2BP3 5'-TTCACCAAGCATTCAGTTGC-3' 5'-TAGCTGGCACCAACACTCAG-3' UPN010
DMD 5'-TCCGTGTAAATAGGCCAATCA-3' 5'-TGCATCCATTGTCTTCTTTCAG-3' UPN010
EVPLL 5'-GGAGCCAATACCGAGACCTA-3' 5'-CTCCAGCTGGTTTACGCTCT-3' UPN010
CLCA4 5'-TCACGTAAATGACTCCAAAGTCC-3' 5'-GAAGGTCAGGGGTGAAGTGA-3' UPN010
BAHCC1 5'-CACAACCCACAGCCACTG-3' 5'-GACCTGTCACACCCCACAA-3' UPN010
HYAL1 5'-TCTATGGCTTCCCTGACTGC-3' 5'-CGCCTGTATCCCAGCTACTC-3' UPN011
RYR3 5'-AGACCACTCCTCCTTGTTGG-3' 5'-ATGGGATCGTCTTCACCATT-3' UPN011
ARID5A 5'-CACCTCTTGCTCCTCAGGTC-3' 5'-TTCACTGACAGCCCCTCTTT-3' UPN011
SRCAP 5'-ACCATGGCCATCTCTACCTG-3' 5'-TCCCCCAACATTCTCTTCTG-3' UPN011
CCDC84 5'-AAATGGTTTCCTTGCCTGTG-3' 5'-TTGCTGCAGCTTCAGTTTTG-3' UPN011
ACTG2 5'-TGACAAGGAAGGGGGTATGA-3' 5'-GGCTCCAGTCCAGGATGATA-3' UPN011
DAPK1 5'-GATGGCTCCTTCCTCCTTTC-3' 5'-AGAGCAGGGTGTGGTGAGAT-3' UPN011
ZNF80 5'-CTGGGGTGAAGCCTTATGAA-3' 5'-GCAAAAGCAGAGTGGTAGCC-3' UPN011
METTL13 5'-TGCTGTCCTGACAGATGAGG-3' 5'-TCGCACAAGTCCAGAGACAC-3' UPN011
TET2 5'-TGTCATTCCATTTTGTTTCTGG-3' 5'-ACAGCCATGTGGAACTGTGA-3' UPN011
NPHS1 5'-TCCAGCCCAGCTTAGTGTCT-3' 5'-TGTCAGGTTGGACATGGAGA-3' UPN011
JAG2 5'-GCTGCTACGACCTGGTCAAT-3' 5'-TGGCTGTAAGGAGAGGAGGA-3' UPN011
LAMA2 5'-TCCATAAATGCAGGAAGCAA-3' 5'-TGGCAATGAGATTTTGTCCA-3' UPN011
3
COG7 5'-TGTGAGGAACAGTGGGGAAT-3' 5'-TAGACCAAGAGCACCCCCTA-3' UPN011
ABCB1 5'-TCTCATGAAGGTGAGTTTTCAGA-3' 5'-TGGTTATAAACACATTCTTAGAGC-3' UPN012
ABCC11 5'-AAATGGAGACCTGGAGAGGAA-3' 5'-GGCCGATCAAATTCTACCAC-3' UPN012
FLT3 5'-CATTGTCGTTTTAACCCTGCT-3' 5'-TTGCGTTCATCACTTTTCCA-3' UPN012
SMC1A 5'-TTTTGGGCAAGAACATGGAT-3' 5'-CAAGGGAATCCACACCTTGT-3' UPN012
FAT4 5'-ACAAGTGTTCGCAGCAGATG-3' 5'-GAGGAGAGAACAGGGGAAGC-3' UPN012
ARID1A 5'-AGATCAGAGGGCCAACCAC-3' 5'-GACCAGATTCAACCTCATCCA-3' UPN012
ASXL1 5'-GAGCACCCCTGGAAAGTGTA-3' 5'-AGAATGGGACCATTGTCTGC-3' UPN012
JHDM1D 5'-TTTGGTTTGGGAATAGATGAGAA-3' 5'-AAGTGACAGTTCCTGGTTAAAAA-3' UPN012
ASH1L 5'-AACATGGCCAGATAAGGAAGTC-3' 5'-CAAAGTTTGAGGGAGGCGTA-3' UPN013
GATA4 5'-CAGCCTAGACCTCCCAAGC-3' 5'-TTCCCCTAACCAGATTGTCG-3' UPN013
NSD1 5'-CGCCAGACAGACTGCTCAT-3' 5'-GCCTGGGTGAGTGATTTAACA-3' UPN013
PTGES3L 5'-CAACTTCTCTTCAGGCAGCA-3' 5'-GCCACCTTTTCCTTCCATTT-3' UPN013
TTN 5'-TTCCTGGCCTTGTGATATGG-3' 5'-TGCTTTTGCAGAACCAGATG-3' UPN013
SEMA4G 5'-TTCAGGGAGTCCCAGTCTGT-3' 5'-GAACAAGGGGAACTGGGTTT-3' UPN013
SRCAP 5'-TGCTGAGAGAAAACCCTTGA-3' 5'-CTCAGCTCCATGGCATGAT-3' UPN013
EPHA2 5'-GGTTCTCACCCAACTTCCAT-3' 5'-CGACACCAGGTAGGTTCCAA-3' UPN013
TET1 5'-CATCAGTTGCCACCAAGAAA-3' 5'-TCGATGCTATCCAAATGTCG-3' UPN013
JARID2 5'-CCAGAGCCTGTCAGAGTCCT-3' 5'-CAGAGGGTGGAACTTGTGGT-3' UPN013
FANCI 5'-GAGGAGGAGGAAGAGGCATT-3' 5'-CTTCAGCGCTCTCTAGTGGAA-3' UPN013
FAT1 5'-TGCAGCATGAGCACTCCTTA-3' 5'-TTGTCTTTGGCCCTCACAGT-3' UPN013
FAT1 5'-CGTTGTCGTGAAGGTCATTG-3' 5'-TGAACTGGCTGAAAGGGTCT-3' UPN013
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Supplemental Table 5: Genes for targeted capture in the Frequency Cohort study
Gene List Discovery Cohort TGCA (AML) Cancer Gene Census Method
1
CASP5 No No Yes Sure Select
CCDC33 Yes No No Sure Select
CCDC84 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
CCDC89 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
CDH18 Yes No No Sure Select
CDT1 Yes No No Sure Select
CEBPA Yes Yes Yes Sure Select, PCR
CEBPB No No Yes Sure Select
CEBPE No No Yes Sure Select
CELSR3 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
CENPF No No Yes Sure Select
CHST5 No No Yes Sure Select
CLCA4 Yes No No Sure Select
CNGA4 Yes No No Sure Select
CNN3 Yes No No Sure Select
CNTNAP4 No Yes Yes Sure Select
COG7 Yes No No Sure Select
COL12A1 No Yes No Sure Select
COL4A6 Yes Yes No Sure Select
CORO1A No Yes No Sure Select
CRHR1 Yes No No Sure Select
CSMD1 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
CTCF Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
CYP11B2 No No Yes Sure Select
CYP4A11 No No Yes Sure Select
DAAM2 No Yes No Sure Select
DAPK1 Yes No No Sure Select
DAXX No Yes No Sure Select
DCHS2 Yes Yes No Sure Select
DDI2 Yes Yes No Sure Select
DDX4 No Yes No Sure Select
DDX41 No Yes Yes Sure Select
DIRC2 Yes Yes No Sure Select
DIS3 No Yes No Sure Select
DMD Yes Yes No Sure Select
DNAH9 No Yes Yes Sure Select
DNAJB6 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
DNAJC12 No Yes Yes Sure Select
DNMT3A Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
DOT1L Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
DUSP14 No Yes Yes Sure Select
EFCAB5 Yes No No Sure Select
EGR1 No No Yes Sure Select
EHD2 No Yes No Sure Select
EML5 Yes No No Sure Select
2
EP300 No No Yes Sure Select
EPHA2 No Yes Yes Sure Select
EPHB1 Yes Yes No Sure Select
EPPK1 Yes No No Sure Select
ETV6 No Yes Yes Sure Select
EVPLL Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
EXOC6 Yes No No Sure Select
EZH2 No No Yes Sure Select
FAM83B No No Yes Sure Select
FANCI No Yes Yes Sure Select
FAT1 Yes No Yes Sure Select
FAT4 Yes No Yes Sure Select
FBXO34 Yes No No Sure Select
FBXO38 Yes No No Sure Select
FLNA Yes No No Sure Select
FLNB No No Yes Sure Select
FLNC Yes Yes No Sure Select
FLT3 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
FMNL2 No Yes Yes Sure Select
FRG1 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
GATA1 No No Yes Sure Select
GATA2 No No Yes Sure Select
GJB5 Yes No No Sure Select
GLUD2 No Yes No Sure Select
GP1BB Yes Yes No Sure Select
GPBAR1 Yes Yes No Sure Select
GPR139 Yes Yes No Sure Select
GPR156 Yes Yes No Sure Select
GPR183 No Yes No Sure Select
GRIA2 No No Yes Sure Select
GRIA4 No No Yes Sure Select
GRK7 No No Yes Sure Select
GYG1 Yes No No Sure Select
HLA-DRB1 No Yes Yes Sure Select
HUWE1 No Yes No Sure Select
HYAL1 Yes No No Sure Select
IDH1 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
IDH2 No Yes Yes Sure Select
IDH3B Yes No No Sure Select
IDO2 No No Yes Sure Select
IGF2BP3 Yes No No Sure Select
IL17RD No Yes Yes Sure Select
INO80 Yes No No Sure Select
INSC Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
JAG2 Yes No No Sure Select
3
JAK1 No No No Sure Select
JAK2 No Yes No Sure Select
JAK3 No No No Sure Select
JARID2 Yes No No Sure Select
JHDM1D Yes No No Sure Select
JMJD5 No Yes No Sure Select
KCNG1 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
KCNH6 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
KCNH7 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
KDM5C No Yes No Sure Select
KDM6A No Yes No Sure Select
KIF26A Yes No No Sure Select
KIT No Yes Yes Sure Select
KLHL7 Yes Yes No Sure Select
LAMA2 Yes No No Sure Select
LNK No No Yes Sure Select
LRBA No No Yes Sure Select
LRP2 Yes No No Sure Select
LTK No No Yes Sure Select
MAP2K3 No Yes No Sure Select
MCM10 No Yes No Sure Select
METTL13 Yes No No Sure Select
MGA No Yes Yes Sure Select
MLL No No Yes Sure Select
MLL2 No Yes Yes Sure Select
MLL3 No Yes Yes Sure Select
MLPH No No Yes Sure Select
MN1 Yes No No Sure Select
MSH4 No No Yes Sure Select
MTDH No No Yes Sure Select
MUC16 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
MUC17 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
MUC6 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
MYO18B No Yes No Sure Select
MYOM3 Yes Yes No Sure Select
NBPF1 Yes Yes No Sure Select
NBPF14 Yes Yes No Sure Select
NECAB2 Yes No No Sure Select
NFIX Yes No No Sure Select
NOTCH1 No Yes No Sure Select
NOTCH2 No Yes No Sure Select
NOTCH3 No Yes No Sure Select
NPHS1 Yes No No Sure Select
NPM1 Yes Yes No Sure Select
NRAS No Yes No Sure Select
4
NSD1 Yes No No Sure Select
NSDHL No No Yes Sure Select
NSMCE1 Yes No No Sure Select
NUBP2 Yes Yes No Sure Select
ODZ2 Yes Yes No Sure Select
OR10G7 No Yes No Sure Select
OR5L1 Yes Yes No Sure Select
TP53 Yes Yes No Sure Select
PAM16 Yes Yes No Sure Select
PAX3 No No Yes Sure Select
PAX5 No No Yes Sure Select
PCDHB16 Yes Yes No Sure Select
PCSK2 Yes No No Sure Select
PDXDC1 No Yes No Sure Select
PEG10 Yes No No Sure Select
PHF6 No Yes No Sure Select
PHF8 No No Yes Sure Select
PIK3R6 Yes No No Sure Select
PIRT No Yes No Sure Select
PKD1L2 No Yes No Sure Select
PLEKHH1 No Yes No Sure Select
POLD1 Yes No No Sure Select
POM121C Yes Yes No Sure Select
POTEE No Yes No Sure Select
PPP1R12B No Yes No Sure Select
PRAM1 Yes No No Sure Select
PRDM15 No No Yes Sure Select
PRDM7 No Yes No Sure Select
PROKR1 Yes No No Sure Select
PRPF40B No Yes Yes Sure Select
PRSS16 No Yes Yes Sure Select
PSMD3 No No Yes Sure Select
PTPN11 No Yes No Sure Select
PTPRB No Yes No Sure Select
PTPRT No Yes No Sure Select
PXK Yes No No Sure Select
PYGO2 Yes No No Sure Select
RAB20 No Yes No Sure Select
RAD21 No Yes No Sure Select
RBM39 No Yes No Sure Select
RBM42 Yes Yes No Sure Select
RBMX No Yes No Sure Select
RGN No No Yes Sure Select
RNF213 Yes Yes No Sure Select
RP1L1 Yes Yes No Sure Select
5
RTL1 Yes Yes No Sure Select
RUNX1 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
RYR3 No Yes No Sure Select
SCAMP5 Yes No No Sure Select
SCF No No Yes Sure Select
SEC22B Yes Yes No Sure Select
SEMA4G Yes Yes No Sure Select
SEMA6D No Yes No Sure Select
SETBP1 No No Yes Sure Select
SETD1A No Yes No Sure Select
SETD1B Yes Yes No Sure Select
SETDB1 No Yes No Sure Select
SF3A1 Yes Yes No Sure Select
SF3B1 Yes Yes No Sure Select
SGK2 No No Yes Sure Select
SGK3 No No Yes Sure Select
SLC26A8 No Yes No Sure Select
SLC34A1 Yes Yes No Sure Select
SLC7A8 Yes Yes No Sure Select
SMC1A Yes Yes No Sure Select
SMC3 No Yes No Sure Select
SPDYE6 Yes Yes No Sure Select
SPPL2C Yes No No Sure Select
SRCAP Yes No No Sure Select
SRGAP2 No Yes Yes Sure Select
SRSF2 No Yes Yes Sure Select
STAG1 No Yes Yes Sure Select
STAG1 No Yes Yes Sure Select
STAG2 No Yes Yes Sure Select
STAG3 No Yes Yes Sure Select
STEAP4 Yes Yes No Sure Select
STK4 No No Yes Sure Select
STK40 Yes No No Sure Select
STOX2 No No Yes Sure Select
SUN2 No No Yes Sure Select
SUSD2 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
SUV39H1 No No Yes Sure Select
SUV39H2 Yes No Yes Sure Select
SUV420H1 No No Yes Sure Select
SUV420H2 No No Yes Sure Select
SUZ12 No Yes No Sure Select
SVIL No No Yes Sure Select
TCF7 Yes No No Sure Select
TET1 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
TET2 Yes Yes Yes Sure Select
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THNSL2 No No Yes Sure Select
TMEM179 Yes Yes No Sure Select
TNR No Yes No Sure Select
TNRC6C No Yes No Sure Select
TPO No No Yes Sure Select
TRIM69 No Yes No Sure Select
TTK Yes Yes No Sure Select
TTN Yes Yes No Sure Select
TYRP1 No Yes No Sure Select
U2AF35 No Yes Yes Sure Select
U2AF65 No Yes Yes Sure Select
UNC5B No Yes No Sure Select
USP31 Yes Yes No Sure Select
USP36 Yes Yes No Sure Select
USP44 No Yes No Sure Select
USP9X Yes Yes No Sure Select
VCPIP1 Yes No No Sure Select
VPS13C No Yes No Sure Select
WAC No Yes No Sure Select
WDR33 Yes No No Sure Select
WRAP53 No No Yes Sure Select
WT1 Yes Yes No Sure Select
XIRP1 No Yes No Sure Select
XIRP2 No Yes No Sure Select
XKR4 Yes No No Sure Select
XPO1 No No Yes Sure Select
XPO7 No No Yes Sure Select
YLPM1 Yes No No Sure Select
YTHDC1 No No Yes Sure Select
ZBTB7A Yes Yes No Sure Select
ZFHX4 Yes Yes No Sure Select
ZNF80 Yes No No Sure Select
ZRSR2 No No Yes Sure Select
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Supplemental Table 6: Clinical Parameters of 67 FLT3-ITD AML cases subjected to targeted deep sequencing (Frequency Cohort)
DX- MLL
CR-BM
Sample Age/ Cytogenetic Cytogenetic BM REL-BM Hb WBC PLT Dead/ OS RFS Induction ITD ITD ITD PTD
FAB Blast
ID Sex (DX) (REL) Blast Blast (%) (g/dl) (*109/L) (*109/L) Alive (Mon) (Mon) Chemotherapy (DX) (CR) (REL) (DX and
(%)
(%) REL)
Cytarabine and
UPN014 45/F M4 46,XX 46,XX 95 0 80 9.7 85 37 Dead 11.0 5 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN015 66/F M2 46,XX 46,XX 80 <5 95 9.0 126 63 Dead 8 5 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN016 38/M M5 46,XY 46,XY 90 <5 70 4.2 279 37 Dead 18 10 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN017 55/M M2 46,XY 46,XY 95 <5 20 11.3 104 38 Dead 9 5 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
46,X,-X,add
(11) (p15),- Cytarabine and
UPN018 24/F M4 46,XX 12,del (17) 80 <5 30 8.4 32 79 Dead 26 19 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(q11) (7+3)
46XX[25]
Cytarabine and
UPN019 75/F M1 46,XX 46,XX 90 <5 90 5.7 197 20 Dead 6 4 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN020 18/M M5 46,XY 46,XY 90 0 70 8.2 54 57 Dead 21 5 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN021 48/F M5a 46,XX 46,XX 90 <5 70 7.2 26 67 Dead 10 8 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN022 60/M M2 46,XY 46,XY 70 <5 90 9.4 18 55 Dead 4 11 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN023 46/M M4 46,XY 46,XY 82 <5 10 10.2 49.8 23 Dead 25 3 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN025 37/F M4 46,XX 46,XX 70 <5 60 7.2 89 57 Alive 30 4 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN026 53/M M1 46,XY 46,XY 85 <5 10 10.0 272 76 Alive 13 5 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
46XX,del(5)
46XX,del (p14)[2]/ Cytarabine and
UPN027 56/F M1 (11)(p13) 46XX,del 80 <5 80 8.8 38 35 Dead 10 6 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
[10] (11)(p13)[3]/ (7+3)
46,XX[15]
Cytarabine and
UPN028 45/F M2 46,XX 46,XX 90 <5 10 8.3 80 20 Dead 30 12 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN029 65/M M2 46,XY 46,XY 60 <5 15 10.0 80 142 Dead 29 9 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
46,XY,t(6;9) 46,XY,t(6;9) Cytarabine and
UPN030 26/M M5b (p23;q34),der (p23;q34),der 90 <5 20 8.6 77 16 Alive 42 35 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(18)r(18) (18)r(18) (7+3)
44,XY,del(1)(
45,XY,del(1)(
p32),-5,del Cytarabine and
p32),- 5,del
UPN031 19/M NA (7)(q11),- 90 <5 20 4.6 23 88 Alive 23 18 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7)(q11.2)[10
17[15]/ (7+3)
]/ 46,XY[15]
46,XY[10]
Cytarabine and
UPN032 70/M M4 46,XY 46,XY 80 <5 75 11.5 48 118 Alive 20 20 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN033 59/F M2 46,XX NA 90 <5 NA 8.0 17 24 Dead 8 NA daunomycine Pos Neg NA Neg
(7+3)
NA
Cytarabine and
UPN034 43/M M4 46,XY NA 58 <5 NA 9.0 89 41 Dead 11 NA daunomycine Pos Neg Neg
(7+3)
NA
Cytarabine and
UPN035 68/M M1 46,XY NA 20 <5 NA 8.8 10 45 Alive 4 NA daunomycine Pos Neg Neg
(7+3)
NA
Cytarabine and
UPN036 60/F M5a 46,XX NA 95 <5 NA 9.6 46 99 Alive 30 NA daunomycine Pos Neg Neg
(7+3)
NA
Cytarabine and
UPN037 70/F M5b 46,XX NA 40 <5 NA 8.6 63 101 Alive 11 NA daunomycine Pos Neg Neg
(7+3)
NA
Cytarabine and
UPN038 64/F M1 46,XX NA 90 <5 NA 11.7 108 71 Alive 26 NA daunomycine Pos Neg Neg
(7+3)
NA
Cytarabine and
UPN039 46/F M1 46,XX NA 50 <5 NA 10.5 17.6 65 Alive 38 NA daunomycine Pos Neg Neg
(7+3)
NA
45,X,-
Y,t(1;13)(p22
Cytarabine and
;q12),t(2;19)(
UPN040 23/M M1 NA 90 <5 NA 11.0 6.5 29 Dead 15 NA daunomycine Pos Neg Neg
p11;q13),
(7+3)
inv(11)(q21q
23)[23]
NA
Cytarabine and
UPN041 48/F M4 46,XX NA 90 <5 NA 13.7 9 298 Alive 8.5 NA daunomycine Pos Neg Neg
(7+3)
NA
Cytarabine and
UPN042 43/F M4 46,XX NA 90 <5 NA 8.3 3.5 152 Alive 30 NA daunomycine Pos Neg Neg
(7+3)
NA
Cytarabine and
UPN043 48/F M4 46,XX NA 80 <5 NA 11.7 114 24 Dead 6 NA daunomycine Pos Neg Neg
(7+3)
NA
Cytarabine and
UPN044 56/M M5a 46,XY NA 90 <5 NA 10.9 50 16 Alive 23 NA daunomycine Pos Neg Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN045 60/F M2 46XX 46XX 85.7 0 65.8 5.8 30 13.1 Dead 24 9 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN046 38/M M1 47XY,+8 47XY,+8 inc 90.1 <5 59.1 9.2 158 5.5 Dead 8 2 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN047 48/F M1 46XX 46XX 69.6 <5 90 6.5 188 6.2 Dead 35 4 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN048 61/M M1 45,XY 46,XY NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 10 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN049 58/M M4 46,XY 46,XY 69 <5 74.8 NA NA NA NA NA 3 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
46,XX,
Cytarabine and
der (17)
UPN051 65/F M1 46,XX NA NA NA NA NA NA Dead 6.6 3 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
t(17;17)(p11;
(7+3)
q21)
Cytarabine and
UPN052 69/M M1 46,XY 46,XY NA NA NA NA NA NA Alive 31 7 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN053 67/M M1 46,XY 46,XY NA NA NA NA NA NA Alive 15.1 6 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN054 55/F M4 46,XX NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Alive 7 2 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN055 65/M M4 46,XY NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Alive 15.5 2 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN056 43/F M1 46,XX NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Alive 10.6 6 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN057 47/F M2 NA 46,XX[23] NA <5 90.8 6.7 20.5 219 Dead 12.7 7 daunomycine NA Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN058 49/F M0 No diagnosis 46,XX[20] No DX <5 89.0 13.0 2.7 25 Dead 24.3 13 daunomycine NA Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
46,XY[18]/46
Cytarabine and
,X, -Y, +8[1]/
UPN059 71/M M0 NA NA 0 53.0 9.0 2 124 Dead 14.7 5 daunomycine NA Neg Pos Neg
45,XY,+8, -
(7+3)
13,-17[1]
Cytarabine and
UPN060 52/M M4 NA 46,XY[26] NA <5 30.9 11.2 5.2 169 Dead 8.4 5 daunomycine NA Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN061 52/F M4 NA 46,XX[30] NA <5 33.5 12.9 3.1 129 Dead 30.1 14 daunomycine NA Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN063 64/M M2 46,XY[30] 46,XY[28] 74.0 <5 75.6 13.6 24 117 Dead 23.9 14 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
46,XX 100%
UPN064 29/F M2 46,XX[30] 90.3 <5 97.3 9.6 92.7 44 Dead 9.6 6 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
[26/26].
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN065 51/M M2 46,XY[22] 46,XY[20] 83.3 0 54.6 9.8 37 143 Alive 226 23 daunomycine Pos Neg Pos Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN066 32/F M2 46,XX NA 90 <5 NA 9.1 82 52 Alive 16 NA daunomycine Pos Neg NA Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
46,XY,del(7)
UPN067 21/M M0 NA 95 <5 NA 5.8 38 90 Alive 21 NA daunomycine Pos Neg NA Neg
(q11)[20]
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN068 74/M M2 46,XY NA 90 <5 NA 9.1 57 103 Alive 5 NA daunomycine Pos Neg NA Neg
(7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN069 62/F M5 46,,XX NA 95 <5 NA 8.5 52 70 Dead 7 NA daunomycine Pos Neg NA Neg
(7+3)
46,XY,t(7;11)
(p15;p15),t(1 Cytarabine and
UPN070 28/M M2 5;17)q15~22; NA 95 <5 NA 15.0 52 105 Alive 153 NA daunomycine Pos Neg NA Neg
q21~25)[17]/ (7+3)
46,XY[3]
Cytarabine and
UPN072 25/M M2 46,XY[20] 46,XY 66 <5 45 8.6 2.5 NA Dead 96 NA Pos Neg Pos Neg
idarubicin (7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN073 36/M M2 NA NA NA 0 NA 12.5 NA NA Alive 130 NA Pos Neg NA Neg
idarubicin (7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN074 36/M M1 46,XY NA 79 <5 NA 9.1 122.4 NA Alive 71 NA Pos Neg NA Neg
idarubicin (7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN075 37/M M1 46,XY [20] NA 96 0 NA 8.3 169.1 NA Alive 72 NA Pos Neg NA Neg
idarubicin (7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN076 37/F M1 46,XX[20] NA 70 0 NA 13.8 15.48 19 Dead 2 NA Pos Neg NA Neg
idarubicin (7+3)
Cytarabine and
UPN078 40/F M5b 46,XX[19] NA 84 0 NA 9.2 141.4 71 Alive 27.3 NA Pos Neg NA Neg
idarubicin (7+3)
47,XX,+8[4]/
Cytarabine and
UPN080 49/F M2 46,XX[15] - NA 60 0 NA 10.0 43 61 Dead 3.9 NA Pos Neg NA Neg
idarubicin (7+3)
PB
M : Male
F : Female
BM : Bone Marrow
Hb : Hemoglobin
OS : Overall survival
DX : Diagnosis
CR : Complete remission
REL : Relapse
NA : No data available
Pos : Positive
Neg : Negative
Supplemental Table 7: Coverage analysis of targeted deep sequencing of FLT3-ITD AML
(Frequency Cohort)
1
89.48 96.78 98.89 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN010 CR
2
44.87 77.29 95.55 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN021 CR
55.60 85.34 97.34 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN021 DX
0.32 3.69 31.66 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN021 REL
82.77 95.22 98.68 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN022 CR
83.10 95.42 98.69 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN022 DX
80.25 94.82 98.69 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN022 REL
85.79 95.85 98.74 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN023 CR
87.74 96.26 98.77 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN023 DX
83.23 95.30 98.63 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN023 REL
88.16 96.47 98.81 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN024 CR
89.88 96.74 98.88 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN024 DX
79.79 94.68 98.57 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN024 REL
79.81 94.46 98.34 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN025 CR
62.52 88.64 97.40 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN025 DX
85.66 95.88 98.65 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN025 REL
75.07 92.85 98.23 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN026 CR
80.22 93.30 98.00 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN026 DX
82.86 95.18 98.56 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN026 REL
85.73 95.77 98.78 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN027 CR
85.84 95.26 98.42 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN027 DX
18.33 42.97 76.62 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN027 REL
47.53 80.26 96.18 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN028 CR
88.02 96.12 98.81 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN028 DX
40.39 73.16 94.62 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN028 REL
86.40 96.13 98.82 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN029 CR
86.40 95.88 98.71 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN029 DX
83.23 95.46 98.69 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN029 REL
70.99 92.06 97.93 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN030 CR
87.78 96.22 98.73 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN030 DX
78.43 93.99 98.37 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN030 REL
88.50 96.38 98.76 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN031 CR
88.23 96.28 98.78 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN031 DX
84.90 95.84 98.69 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN031 REL
38.38 74.42 95.31 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN032 CR
83.71 95.32 98.60 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN032 DX
3
76.95 93.57 98.28 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN032 REL
85.57 95.20 98.45 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN033 CR
87.16 95.90 98.61 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN033 DX
83.02 95.38 98.58 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN034 CR
89.16 96.39 98.64 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN034 DX
85.52 95.69 98.66 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN035 CR
88.79 96.54 98.84 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN035 DX
69.76 91.26 97.59 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN036 CR
78.68 94.30 98.38 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN036 DX
79.93 94.24 98.25 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN037 CR
83.76 95.30 98.44 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN037 DX
90.93 96.94 98.95 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN039 CR
89.08 96.22 98.75 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN039 DX
75.14 92.29 97.82 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN040 CR
89.02 96.54 98.82 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN040 DX
84.65 95.21 98.30 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN041 CR
86.89 95.84 98.52 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN041 DX
77.50 93.85 98.34 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN042 CR
83.27 95.44 98.58 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN042 DX
91.03 96.86 98.98 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN043 CR
87.05 95.92 98.70 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN043 DX
82.86 94.86 98.46 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN044 CR
62.13 88.80 97.63 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN044 DX
82.55 93.66 98.19 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN045 CR
69.92 88.24 96.70 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN045 DX
89.83 96.30 98.85 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN045 REL
23.22 63.92 93.02 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN046 CR
84.08 94.36 98.38 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN046 DX
83.09 94.22 98.49 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN046 REL
38.70 77.64 95.12 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN047 CR
88.20 95.57 98.61 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN047 DX
90.03 96.36 98.90 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN047 REL
73.65 93.24 98.19 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN048 CR
89.50 96.53 98.74 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN048 DX
84.27 95.61 98.59 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN048 REL
4
76.03 93.98 98.51 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN049 CR
69.23 91.25 97.76 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN049 DX
87.92 96.20 98.84 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN049 REL
88.12 95.60 98.58 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN050 CR
92.27 97.01 98.98 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN050 DX
92.60 97.17 99.06 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN050 REL
80.63 92.34 97.80 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN051 CR
92.02 97.01 99.03 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN051 DX
92.98 97.59 99.19 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN051 REL
90.79 96.94 98.97 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN052 CR
82.89 95.70 98.83 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN052 DX
92.75 97.38 99.06 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN052 REL
92.75 97.48 99.14 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN053 CR
90.15 96.53 98.89 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN053 DX
89.32 96.62 98.88 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN053 REL
76.78 93.98 98.39 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN054 CR
78.56 92.98 97.88 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN054 DX
83.69 95.11 98.45 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN054 REL
84.07 95.15 98.42 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN055 CR
82.93 95.18 98.63 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN055 DX
82.06 95.30 98.71 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN055 REL
80.43 94.26 98.20 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN056 CR
84.43 95.73 98.69 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN056 DX
46.51 77.76 94.93 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN056 REL
81.91 93.47 98.31 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN057 CR
84.89 94.68 98.58 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN057 REL
84.34 94.44 98.54 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN058 CR
82.34 93.70 98.35 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN058 REL
78.05 92.00 98.05 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN059 CR
76.70 91.69 98.17 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN059 REL
86.39 95.19 98.62 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN060 CR
81.69 93.49 98.39 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN060 REL
82.28 93.60 98.36 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN061 CR
78.34 92.22 98.12 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN061 REL
81.67 93.67 98.45 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN062 CR
5
82.07 93.62 98.25 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN062 DX
84.44 94.66 98.59 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN062 REL
64.43 86.90 97.07 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN063 CR
85.17 95.01 98.72 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN063 DX
84.99 94.71 98.61 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN063 REL
76.62 93.99 98.47 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN064 CR
75.29 88.96 96.20 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN064 DX
90.29 95.86 98.53 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN064 REL
91.20 96.68 98.87 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN065 CR
72.70 92.61 98.17 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN065 DX
85.12 95.38 98.50 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN065 REL
83.95 95.24 98.48 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN066 CR
82.89 95.57 98.60 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN066 DX
73.95 92.80 98.01 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN067 CR
73.46 93.07 98.12 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN067 DX
86.08 95.74 98.61 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN068 CR
73.39 91.60 97.56 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN068 DX
63.05 90.71 97.93 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN069 CR
74.10 92.83 97.94 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN069 DX
88.89 96.38 98.73 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN070 CR
86.29 95.97 98.67 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN070 DX
80.85 91.80 97.10 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN071 CR
86.87 94.43 98.11 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN071 DX
62.84 82.46 93.95 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN071 REL
4.43 26.26 71.74 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN072 CR
38.12 73.30 91.00 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN072 DX
79.38 90.54 96.30 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN072 REL
66.53 81.62 92.09 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN073 CR
68.63 87.87 96.23 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN073 DX
27.02 61.69 88.68 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN074 CR
75.76 89.75 96.36 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN074 DX
74.66 89.87 96.68 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN075 CR
74.88 88.38 95.64 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN075 DX
74.54 89.44 97.12 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN076 CR
85.79 94.91 98.67 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN076 DX
6
72.66 89.17 97.26 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN077 CR
83.51 94.22 98.43 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN077 DX
90.11 96.27 98.84 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN078 CR
83.04 93.47 98.08 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN078 DX
86.92 95.29 98.68 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN079 CR
78.57 91.93 98.01 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN079 DX
86.85 95.03 98.60 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN080 CR
79.48 91.90 97.79 SureSelect Customized beads 2.9 Mb
UPN080 DX
DX : Diagnosis
CR : Complete remission
REL : Relapse
Mb : Megabyte
7
Supplemental Table 8: Summary of somatic mutations in Frequency Cohort
SF3B1 Missense chr2: 198266834 K700E T>C NM_012433 DX and REL UPN015
1
DNAH9 Missense chr17:11660883 A2290V C>T NM_001372 REL UPN017
SGK2 Splice site chr20:42204865 P292L C>T NM_016276 DX and REL UPN019
Framshift */+GTAC
WT1 chr11:32417913 R361fs NM_000378 REL UPN020
insertion AAGA
Frameshift
NPM1 chr5:170837545 W288fs */+ CATG NM_199185 DX and REL UPN020
insertion
Frameshift
ARID1A chr1:27105930 G1847fs */+G NM_006015 DX UPN021
insertion
Frameshift
COL12A1 chr6:75851780 E478fs */+C NM_080645 DX UPN021
insertion
DNMT3A Missense chr2:25457242 R882H C>T NM_175629 DX and REL UPN021
2
APOB Missense chr2:21230163 L3193F G>A NM_000384 REL UPN023
3
XIRP1 Missense chr3:39227495 V1148M C>T NM_194293 DX UPN027
ARID2 Missense chr12 : 46246471 T1522S C>G NM_152641 DX and REL UPN029
COL12A1 Missense chr6 : 75823017 T1454M G>A NM_080645 DX and REL UPN029
4
TET2 Stopgain chr4:106196324 Q1553X C>T NM_001127208 DX and REL UPN032
Frameshift
NPM1 chr5:170837545 W288fs */+TCTG NM_199185 DX UPN032
insertion
MUC6 Missense chr11:1016970 S1944N C>T NM_005961 REL UPN032
5
BCLAF1 Missense chr6:136597467 G397E C>T NM_001077440 DX UPN040
Frameshift
WT1 chr11:32417941 V354fs */+A NM_000378 DX UPN041
insertion
TTN Missense chr2:179423251 V19914I C>T NM_003319 DX UPN042
SRGAP3 Missense chr3 : 9094756 S426R G>C NM_001033117 DX and REL UPN045
6
NBPF1 Unknown chr1:16890680 Unknown G>A Unknown DX and REL UPN046
WAC Stopgain chr10: 28905289 Q479X C>T NM_100486 DX and REL UPN047
WT1 Stopgain chr11 : 32417910 S364X G>T NM_000378 DX and REL UPN048
Frameshift
NPM1 chr5:170837543 W288fs */+CATG NM_199185 DX and REL UPN048
insertion
Frameshift
PCSK2 chr20:17437050 A352fs */+C NM_001201529 DX UPN048
insertion
ATRX Missense chrX:76854991 D1911Y C>A NM_138270 DX UPN049
TET2 Stopgain chr4: 106196424 S1586X C>G NM_001127208 DX and REL UPN049
Frameshift
NPM1 chr5:170837545 W288fs */+TCTG NM_199185 DX and REL UPN049
insertion
MUC6 Missense chr11:1016854 P1983S G>A NM_005961 DX UPN050
ETV6 Missense chr12 : 12043919 R433H G>A NM_001987 DX and REL UPN050
FBXO38 Missense chr5: 147820079 Y1088C A>G NM_205836 DX and REL UPN050
chr12 :
PTPN11 Missense T42A A>G NM_080601 DX and REL UPN050
112884189
UNC5B Missense chr10:73056469 Q809H G>C NM_001244889 DX UPN050
WT1 Stopgain chr11 : 32413578 R441X G>A NM_000378 DX and REL UPN053
7
REL
Frameshift
ASXL1 chr20:31023109 E865fs */-A NM_015338 REL UPN055
deletion
SF3B1 Missense chr2:198267360 K666T T>G NM_012433 DX UPN055
DNAH9 Missense chr17: 11725809 F2969L T>C NM_001372 DX and REL UPN063
IDH2 Missense chr15: 90631934 R140Q C>T NM_002168 DX and REL UPN063
8
B3GAT3 Missense chr11:62383261 W307S C>G NM_012200 DX UPN064
IDH2 Missense chr15: 90631934 R140Q C>T NM_002168 DX and REL UPN064
Frameshift
NOTCH4 chr6:32181010 G780fs */+C NM_004557 REL UPN064
insertion
Frameshift
NPM1 chr5:170837543 W288fs */+CATG NM_199185 DX and REL UPN064
insertion
NBPF9 Unknown chr1:144618114 Unknown G>A Unknown DX and REL UPN064
9
Frameshift
NPM1 chr5:170837545 W288fs */+CCTG NM_199185 DX and REL UPN072
insertion
POTEE Missense chr2: 131976077 C34W C>G NM_001083538 DX UPN072
10
Color types Number
Germline SNP 7
DX : Diagnosis
REL : Relapse
11
Supplemental Table 9: List of primers used for the validation of somatic mutations detected in Frequency
Cohort
Gene Name Forward Primer (5' to 3') Reverse Primer (5' to 3')
Position Amino
Sample Allele % VAF %VAF %VAF
Gene Chr RefSeq (DX and Acid
ID Change (CR) (DX) (REL)
REL) Change
NA : No data available
DX : Diagnosis
CR : Complete remission
REL : Relapse
Supplemental Table 11: Analysis of FLT3-ITD insertion at FLT3 locus using Pindel and ITDetector
ATTTTCTCTTGG ATTTTCTCTTGG
AAACTCCCATTT AAACTCCCATTT
UPN001 FLT3 28608273 28608273 45 45 40 45
GAGATCATATTC GAGATCATATTC
ATATTCTCT ATATTCTCT
TAAATTTTCTCTT
ATTCTCTGAAAT
GGAAACTCCCAT
UPN002 FLT3 28608296 28608294 30 64 CAACGTAGAAGT 26 17
TTGAGATCATAT
ACTCAT
TCATATTCTCTG
AAATCAACGTAG
AAG
TCTTGGAAACTC TCTTGGAAACTC
CCATTTGAGATC CCATTTGAGATC
UPN003 FLT3 28608294 28608294 58 58 25 14
ATATTCATATTC ATATTCATATTC
TCTGAAATCAAC TCTGAAATCAAC
GTAGAAGTAC GTAGAAGTAC
GGGCGATCATAT GGGCGATCATAT
TCATATTCTCTG TCATATTCTCTG
AAATCAACGTAG AAATCAACGTAG
UPN004 FLT3 28608322 28608322 57 57 25 29
AAGTACTCATTA AAGTACTCATTA
TCTGAGGAGCCG TCTGAGGAGCCG
G G
TAAATTTTCTCTT TAAATTTTCTCTT
UPN005 FLT3 28608225 28608225 48 48 GGAAACTCCCAT GGAAACTCCCAT 12 23
TTGAGATCATAT TTGAGATCATAT
TCATATTCTCT TCATATTCTCT
TTCTCTTGGAAA TTCTCTTGGAAA
CTCCCATTTGAG CTCCCATTTGAG
UPN006 FLT3 28608279 28608279 48 48 18 9
ATCATATTCATA ATCATATTCATA
TTCTCTGAAATC TTCTCTGAAATC
GTATGAAATTTT GTATGAAATTTT
CTCTTGGAAACT CTCTTGGAAACT
CCCATTTGAGAT CCCATTTGAGAT
UPN007 FLT3 28608302 28608302 57 57 12 15
CATATTCATATT CATATTCATATT
CTCTGAAATCAA CTCTGAAATCAA
CG CG
AAGATCAACGTA AAGATCAACGTA
UPN008 FLT3 28608300 28608300 24 24 GAAGTACTCATT GAAGTACTCATT 18 0
ATC ATC
TTTGAGATCATA TTTGAGATCATA
TTCATATTCTCT TTCATATTCTCT
GAAATCAACGTA GAAATCAACGTA
UPN009 FLT3 28608309 28608309 67 64 21 17
GAAGTACTCATT GAAGTACTCATT
ATCTGAGGAGCC ATCTGAGGAGCC
GGTCACC GGTC
GTCAAACTCTAA GTCAAACTCTAA
ATTTTCTCTTGG ATTTTCTCTTGG
AAACTCCCATTT AAACTCCCATTT
UPN010 FLT3 28608279 28608279 61 61 21 25
GAGATCATATTC GAGATCATATTC
ATATTCTCTGAA ATATTCTCTGAA
ATC ATC
AAACTCTAAATT AAACTCTAAATT
TTCTCTTGGAAA TTCTCTTGGAAA
CTCCCATTTGAG CTCCCATTTGAG
UPN011 FLT3 28608312 28608312 65 65 15 10
ATCATATTCATA ATCATATTCATA
TTCTCTGAAATC TTCTCTGAAATC
AACGT AACGT
CATATTCTCTGA CATATTCTCTGA
UPN012 FLT3 28608284 28608284 21 21 35 44
AATCAACGT AATCAACGT
AACTCCCATTTG AACTCCCATTTG
AGATCATATTCA AGATCATATTCA
TATTCTCTGAAA TATTCTCTGAAA
UPN013 FLT3 28608308 28608308 67 67 15 10
TCAACGTAGAAG TCAACGTAGAAG
TACTCATTATCT TACTCATTATCT
GAGGAGCTAC GAGGAGCTAC
ACCAAACTCTAA ACCAAACTCTAA
ATTTTCTCTTGG ATTTTCTCTTGG
AAACTCCCATTT AAACTCCCATTT
UPN014 FLT3 28608216 28608216 64 64 14 20
GAGATCATATTC GAGATCATATTC
ATATTCTCTGAA ATATTCTCTGAA
ATCT ATCT
TATTCATATTCT TATTCATATTCT
UPN015 FLT3 28608280 28608280 21 21 12 39
CTGAAATCA CTGAAATCA
AATCAACGTAGA AATCAACGTAGA
AGTACTCATTAT AGTACTCATTAT
UPN016 FLT3 28608314 28608314 39 39 28 20
CTGAGGAGCCGG CTGAGGAGCCGG
TCA TCA
CCATCACCTGAT CCATCACCTGAT
CCTAGTACCTTC CCTAGTACCTTC
CCTGCAAAGACA CCTGCAAAGACA
AATGGTGAGTAC AATGGTGAGTAC
GTGCATTTTAAA GTGCATTTTAAA
UPN017 FLT3 28608298 28608298 110 110
GATTTTCCAATG GATTTTCCAATG
GAAAAGAAATG GAAAAGAAATG
CTGCAGAAACAT CTGCAGAAACAT
TTGGCACATTCC TTGGCACATTCC
ATTCTTA ATTCTTA
TATTCATATTCT TATTCATATTCT
UPN018 FLT3 28608280 28608280 21 21 12 18
CTGAAATCA CTGAAATCA
ATCCTAACGAGC ATCCTAACGAGC
GGNATTTTCTCT GGNATTTTCTCT
UPN019 FLT3 28608277 28608277 51 51 TGGAAACTCCCA TGGAAACTCCCA 24 30
TTTGAGATCATA TTTGAGATCATA
TT TT
AATTGAGTTACC
AAACTCTAAATT AATTGAGTTACC
TTCTCTTGGAAA AAACTCTAAATT
CTCCCATTTGAG TTCTCTTGGAAA
UPN020 FLT3 28608303 28608303 95 63 34 20
ATCATATTCATA CTCCCATTTGAG
TTCTCTGAAATC ATCATATTCATA
AACGTAGAAGTA TTCTCTGAAA
CTCATTATCTGA
GGAGCC
AACTCTAAATTT AACTCTAAATTT
TCTCTTGGAAAC TCTCTTGGAAAC
UPN021 FLT3 28608265 28608265 45 45 16 23
TCCCATTTGAGA TCCCATTTGAGA
TCATATTCA TCATATTCA
AAGTACTCATTA AAGTACTCATTA
TCTGAGGAGCCG TCTGAGGAGCCG
UPN022 FLT3 28608286 28608286 42 42 12 0
GTCACCTGTACC GTCACCTGTACC
ATCTGT ATCTGT
CTCCTTGATACC CTCCTTGATACC
CNAATTTTCTCT CNAATTTTCTCT
UPN023 FLT3 28608298 28608298 47 47 25 2
TGGAAACTCCCA TGGAAACTCCCA
TTTGAGATCA TTTGAGATCA
TGGCACATTCCA TCCCATTTGAGA
TTCTTACCAAAC TCATATTCATAT
TCTAAATTTTCT TCTCTGAAATCA
UPN024 FLT3 28608313 28608313 76 69 15 11
CTTGGAAACTCC ACGTAGAAGTAC
CATTTGAGATCA TCATTATCTGAG
TATTCATATTCT GAGCCGGTC
CTGA
TACCAAACTCTA TACCAAACTCTA
AATTTTCTCTTG AATTTTCTCTTG
GAAACTCCCATT GAAACTCCCATT
UPN025 FLT3 28608215 28608215 67 67 7 4
TGAGATCATATT TGAGATCATATT
CATATTCTCTGA CATATTCTCTGA
AATCAACAC AATCAACAC
ATTTGGCACATT ATTTGGCACATT
CCATTCTTACCA CCATTCTTACCA
AACTCTAAATTT AACTCTAAATTT
UPN026 FLT3 28608196 28608196 78 78 TCTCTTGGAAAC TCTCTTGGAAAC 5 5
TCCCATTTGAGA TCCCATTTGAGA
TCATATTCATAT TCATATTCATAT
TCTCTG TCTCTG
ACCAAACTCTAA ACCAAACTCTAA
ATTTTCTCTTGG ATTTTCTCTTGG
AAACTCCCATTT AAACTCCCATTT
GAGATCATATTC GAGATCATATTC
UPN027 FLT3 28608321 28608321 105 105 ATATTCTCTGAA ATATTCTCTGAA 16 0
ATCAACGTAGAA ATCAACGTAGAA
GTACTCATTATC GTACTCATTATC
TGAGGAGCCGGT TGAGGAGCCGGT
CACCTGTAC CACCTGTAC
ACTCTAAATTTT ACTCTAAATTTT
CTCTTGGAAACT CTCTTGGAAACT
CCCATTTGAGAT CCCATTTGAGAT
CATATTCATATT CATATTCATATT
UPN028 FLT3 28608314 28608314 93 93 20 0
CTCTGAAATCAA CTCTGAAATCAA
CGTAGAAGTACT CGTAGAAGTACT
CATTATCTGAGG CATTATCTGAGG
AGCCGGTCA AGCCGGTCA
TCAACGTAGAAG TCAACGTAGAAG
TACTCATTATCT TACTCATTATCT
UPN029 FLT3 28608277 28608277 60 60 GAGGAGCCGGTC GAGGAGCCGGTC 10 13
ACCTGTACCATC ACCTGTACCATC
TGTAGCTGGCTT TGTAGCTGGCTT
CTCTAAATTTTC CTCTAAATTTTC
TCTTGGAAACTC TCTTGGAAACTC
CCATTTGAGATC CCATTTGAGATC
UPN030 FLT3 28608306 28608306 61 61 26 5
ATATTCATATTC ATATTCATATTC
TCTGAAATCAAC TCTGAAATCAAC
G G
GTAACTCCCATT GTAACTCCCATT
UPN031 FLT3 28608275 28608275 36 36 TGAGATCATATT TGAGATCATATT 19 7
CATATTCTCTGA CATATTCTCTGA
GGAAACTCCCAT GGAAACTCCCAT
UPN032 FLT3 28608262 28608262 24 24 12 4
TTGAGATCATAT TTGAGATCATAT
CTCTGAAATCAA
CGTAGAAGTACT
UPN045 FLT3 28608239 NA 43 NA CATTATCTGAGG NA 4 1
AGCCGGTTCTAG
GGGTG
CCATTTGAGATC CCATTTGAGATC
UPN046 FLT3 28608264 28608264 18 18 19 22
ATATTC ATATTC
CATATTCTCTGA CATATTCTCTGA
UPN047 FLT3 28608284 28608284 21 21 38 45
AATCAACGT AATCAACGT
ACTCTAAATTTT ACTCTAAATTTT
CTCTTGGAAACT CTCTTGGAAACT
CCCATTTGAGAT CCCATTTGAGAT
CATATTCATATT CATATTCATATT
UPN048 FLT3 28608308 28608308 90 90 27 28
CTCTGAAATCAA CTCTGAAATCAA
CGTAGAAGTACT CGTAGAAGTACT
CATTATCTGAGG CATTATCTGAGG
AGCACT AGCACT
CCATTTGAGATC CCATTTGAGATC
UPN049 FLT3 28608279 28608279 33 33 ATATTCATATTC ATATTCATATTC 6 27
TCTGAAATC TCTGAAATC
GTTCAAACTCTA TTCCATTCTTAC
AATTTTCTCTTG CAAACTCTAAAT
GAAACTCCCATT TTTCTCTTGGAA
UPN050 FLT3 28608311 28608206 64 66 18 5
TGAGATCATATT ACTCCCATTTGA
CATATTCTCTGA GATCATATTCAT
AATCAAC ATTCTC
CTTGGAAACTCC CTTGGAAACTCC
CATTTGAGATCA CATTTGAGATCA
UPN051 FLT3 28608301 28608301 59 59 TATTCATATTCT TATTCATATTCT 25 29
CTGAAATCAACG CTGAAATCAACG
TAGAAGTACTC TAGAAGTACTC
CTAGATCAACGT CTAGATCAACGT
UPN052 FLT3 28608296 28608296 20 20 9 16
AGAAGTACTCAT AGAAGTACTCAT
TCATATTCTCTG TCATATTCTCTG
UPN053 FLT3 28608286 28608286 24 24 18 17
AAATCAACGTAG AAATCAACGTAG
CTTACCAAACTC CTTACCAAACTC
TAAATTTTCTCTT TAAATTTTCTCTT
GGAAACTCCCAT GGAAACTCCCAT
UPN054 FLT3 28608102 28608102 65 65 19 10
TTGAGATCATAT TTGAGATCATAT
TCATATTCTCTG TCATATTCTCTG
AAAT AAAT
GGTACCTTCCCT GGTACCTTCCCT
GCAAAGACAAA GCAAAGACAAA
TGGTGAGTACGT TGGTGAGTACGT
GCATTTTAAAGA GCATTTTAAAGA
UPN055 FLT3 28608325 28608325 88 88 13 10
TTTTCCAATGGA TTTTCCAATGGA
AAAGAAATGCTG AAAGAAATGCTG
CAGAAACATTTG CAGAAACATTTG
GCACAT GCACAT
CCATTTGAGATC CCATTTGAGATC
UPN056 FLT3 28608270 28608270 24 24 23 20
ATATTCATATTC ATATTCATATTC
UPN062 FLT3 NA NA NA NA NA NA 19 13
CATTCCATTCTT CATTCCATTCTT
ACCAAACTCTAA ACCAAACTCTAA
ATTTTCTCTTGG ATTTTCTCTTGG
UPN063 FLT3 28608284 28608284 80 80 AAACTCCCATTT AAACTCCCATTT 19 18
GAGATCATATTC GAGATCATATTC
ATATTCTCTGAA ATATTCTCTGAA
ATCAACGTC ATCAACGTC
GAATCCCATTTG
CCCATCATATTC
AGATCATATTCA
UPN064 FLT3 28608289 28608279 45 24 ATATTCTCTGAA 28 10
TATTCTCTGAAA
ATC
TCAACGTAGAAG
GAAATCAACGTA GAAATCAACGTA
GAAGTACTCATT GAAGTACTCATT
UPN071 FLT3 28608312 28608312 39 39 36 30
ATCTGAGGAGCC ATCTGAGGAGCC
GGT GGT
UPN072 FLT3 NA NA 18 18 NA NA NA NA
DX : Diagnosis
REL : Relapse
Supplemental Table 12: MuSiC (Mutational Significance in Cancer) analysis identified significantly mutated genes
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
#Gene Indels SNVs Tot Muts Covd Bps Muts Pmbp P-value FCPT P-value LRT P-value CT FDR FCPT FDR LRT FDR CT
Columns 7, 8 and 9 provides p-values for Fisher’s Combined P-value Test (FCPT), a Likelihood Ratio Test (LRT) and a Convolution Test (CT).
Columns 10,11 and 12 provides false discovery rate (FDR) values for FCPT, LRT and CT, after multiple-testing correction.
Supplemental Table 13: KEGG pathways by MuSic PathScan
DNMT3A (27) EZH2 (3) Cysteine and methionine metabolism hsa00270 1.7939E-18 1.9329E-18
FLT3-TKD (9), RUNX1(12), NRAS Acute myeloid leukemia hsa05221 1.9239E-09 2.1084E-08
(2), CEBPA (2)
IDH1(3), IDH2 (8), IDH3B (2) Citrate cycle (TCA cycle) hsa00020 2.6999E-08 2.7177E-08
Glutathione metabolism hsa00480 3.6564E-07 5.5389E-07
SF3B1 (4), SF3A1 (1), U2AF1 (2), Spliceosome hsa03040 0.028204 0.03537
PRPF40B (1)
RAD21 (2), TP53 (2), SMC1A (1), Cell cycle hsa04110 0.175100 0.2480
STAG1 (1), STAG2 (2)
Supplemental Table 14A. shRNA targeting sequences
shRNA Sequence
siRNA Sequence
Gene Frequency (%) Frequency (%) Gene Frequency (%) Frequency (%)
FLT3ITD AML (TCGA ) FLT3ITD AML (TCGA )
NPM1 37 49 MLL3 11 0
DNMT3A 34 31 FLT3 11 0
WT1 18 13 FAT1 10 0
TET2 10 10 SRCAP 08 0
IDH2 09 05 NSD1 05 0
RUNX1 15 03 IDH1 04 0
FAT4 06 03 ASXL1 06 0
APOB 05 03 KDM6A 06 0
GATA2 04 03 LRP2 06 0
STAG2 01 05 SF3B1 05 0
SMC3 0 05 EZH2 04 0
Mutated genes found only in our FLT3-ITD cohort are marked in red; those only in AML TCGA for FLT3-ITD subtype
are marked in blue; mutation present in both the cohort are shown in black