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them as being the result of a transcription-
related mutational process ( 9 ), and other studies
arrived at different conclusions regarding their
relevance in tumor signaling ( 19 , 21 ).


Furthermore, some noncoding events did
not fall into the protein-coding, regulatory, or
tissue-specific categories. This“other”cate-
gory exhibited mild enrichment for canonical

cancer genes (Fig. 2C) and includedMAD1L1
andMAD2L1(mitotic spindle assembly check-
point) in brain and ovarian tumors;NF1(tu-
mor suppressor) in breast tumors;DCC(known

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SLITRK6

UBAP1

RAD51B

PIK3C2B
ZNF692

TERT

ZNF184
TRIM27

RABGEF1
LEPROTL1

TBC1D12
FGFR2
NEAT1

CDCA4
FAM174B

KCTD2
HAUS1DPP9
BTG3

ARID1A

ELF3
RHOB

CDKN1A

KMT2D

TP53

KDM6A

PIK3CA
FGFR3

RXRA

0510

Bladder(111 samples)

TMEFF2

HCN1

TERT
PIK3R1

PTCH1
PTEN

KMT2D

CTDNEP1
TP53

DDX3X
ATRX

IDH1

EGFR
SMO

0510

Brain(N = 337)

ZNF716

TRPS1

ANKRD30A

MGP

MAGED2

STC2

RAD51B

MIR21

XBP1

SMC6

STAG1

LEPROTL1

CCDC107

TBC1D12
MALAT1

ARID1A

MAP3K1
PIK3R1

KMT2C

GATA3
PTEN

TBX3

CBFB
CDH1
TP53MAP2K4

SF3B1

PIK3CA

ESR1

FOXA1
AKT1

0510

Breast(N = 440)

AGR2

LIPF

MALAT1

MIR21

CEP170

PTDSS1

ARID1A

APC

CDKN2A

MUC6

TP53

SMAD4

PIK3CA

0510

Esophag

us

(N = 157)

ALDOB

SLC5A12
GLYAT

SLC47A1

PCK1

TNFSF10

ARRDC3

ELMSAN1

TANGO2

TERT

CCDC107

NEAT1

VHLSETD2
BAP1PBRM1

PTEN

TP53

0510

Kidne

y

(N

= 26

4)

ST6GAL1

BTG2

CXCR4

BCL6

BACH2

BCL7A

IRF8

NOTCH1

SF3B1

0 510

Leukemia(N =

98)

ANGPTL3
CRP
GLUL
EPHX1
UGP2
CPS1

TF
CP
GC
ALB
ADH4

SELENOPHEXB

SLC22A7
PLG
IGFBP1
PON3
CYP3A5

BAAT
ALDOB
AKR1C1
CYP2C8
CYP2E1CKAP5

SLC38A4
HPD

SERPINA1
GATM
AQP9
HP
G6PCTTR
MIR122
C3
APOC4PCK1
SSX5

KNG1

RETREG1

PPP1R3C

MGST1

KHNYN

TERT

NEAT1

MED16

ARID1A
SETDB1

APOB

BAP1

FGA

CDKN1A

ARID2

AXIN1
TP53

NFE2L2
CTNNB1

0510

Liver(N =

375)

SFTPB

SFTPC

MIR21

SNAPC3
KLF6
FGFR2

B2M
SRCAP

FAM193B

CDKN2A

TP53

STK11
KEAP1

NFE2L2
CTNNB1
PIK3CA

EGFR
BRAF

KRAS

U2AF1

0510

Lung(N

= 223)

ZNF692
ZFP36L2

PCGF3

TP53

FOXL2

KRAS

0510

Ovary(N =

222)

CPB1

PNLIP

HIST1H1B

TMEM151A

ARID1A

ZFP36L2

TGFBR2

CDKN2A

TP53
RNF43
SMAD4

SF3B1

KRAS

GNAS

0510

Pancreas(N
= 302)

ELK4

PLPP1

KLK3
ERG
TMPRSS2

APC

TP53

CTNNB1

FOXA1

SPOP

0510

Prostate(N = 341)

TG

TERT

BRAF

0 510

Thyroid
(N = 56)

ARID1A

ZNF692
ZFP36L2
NFE2L2
SF3B1
CTNNB1;SETD2;BAP1IDH1
PIK3CA

TERT
PIK3R1
APC
CDKN1A

EGFR
BRAF
LEPROTL1
CDKN2A
CCDC107ALDOB
NOTCH1
PTEN;LIPF;TBC1D12
FGFR2
NEAT1;MALAT1
KRAS
KMT2D

FOXA1
RAD51B

TP53
MIR21
SMAD4
PCK1

ATRX

% of sign.
findings

Pan Cancer
(incl. 7 additional
cancer types)

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no. cancer types -log10 (false discovery rate)

chromosome

coding region regulatory region tissue-specific gene other category

AB

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* *

Fig. 2. Mutation events identified in a genome-wide analysis of the PCAWG
and HMF consortia.(AandB) Top: Pie charts showing the number of mutation
events per category (purple: coding, orange: regulatory, teal: tissue-specific,
gray: other) in aggregate (A) and individual cancer types (B). Bottom: Genomic
positions (y-axis) plotted against their significance in a genome-wide analysis
(x-axis) and colored by categories (B). The position (y-axis) of findings recurring


in more than one cancer type is plotted against the number of cancer types
(x-axis) (A).NEAT1andMALAT1are marked by asterisks because their
classification was ambiguous. (C) Mutation events sorted by their significance in
a genome-wide analysis (x-axis, orange) and plotted against the number of
findings involving known cancer genes (y-axis, top). Random overlap between
findings and cancer genes serves as a negative control (purple).

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