Modeling Mutational Patterns in Tumor Genomic Data
summary
Proposes a muX generative model that jointly models coverage, impurity and false positives/negatives and a waiting-time model that explains mutual exclusivity by early fixation of one pathway mutation; significance uses likelihood-ratio tests. Builds an SL scoring pipeline that ranks pairs by mutual exclusivity plus survival difference (Kaplan–Meier AUCs) and tests with Cox models; benchmarks against ~7,000 experimentally assayed pairs (few true SLs, low AUC), and extends predictions using PPI motifs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:16Tumors of different patients are heterogeneous
- 1:10How to make sense from the jungle of mutations?
- 2:47What are mutually exclusive patterns of cancer mutations?
- 3:53Why cancer pathways → mutual exclusivity?
- 6:51Motivation for muex
- 12:51Harnessing synthetic lethality (SL) in cancer treatment
- 16:40Detecting SL gene pairs from genomic and clinical data
- 21:32How well can we do in SL prediction?
