Figure 2.
The image contains six panels labeled P 1 to P 6, each representing a different patient. P 1 includes two tumors, while the others have one each. Each panel displays two plots: one for total copy number in blue and another for allele-specific copy number in red and green. The x-axis represents chromosomes numbered 1 to 22 and X, while the y-axis shows copy number values. The total copy number plot indicates the overall chromosomal copy number, while the allele-specific plot shows allelic imbalance. Notable trends include variations in copy numbers across different chromosomes and patients, with specific patterns of copy number alterations observed in certain chromosomes. The plots are aligned to compare total and allele-specific copy numbers directly. Key findings include distinct copy number alterations and allelic imbalances in different tumors, highlighting genetic diversity among the samples.
Chromosome copy number analysis. Copy number profiles of seven tumors from six patients are shown. Total copy numbers (CNs) are shown in blue, and allele-specific copy numbers (allelic ratio) are shown in red/green.