Figure 9From: The `dnet’ approach promotes emerging research on cancer patient survivalGenes first appearing in Deuterostomia mutate more ubiquitously and tend to be hubs. (A) Boxplot of genes in the survival network. Dots represent genes, color-coded according to their Cox P values. These genes are grouped according to ancestor in which they first appeared (x-axis). Cross-tumour mutation ubiquity (y-axis) measures how ubiquitous the mutation rate of a gene is in different tumour types. (B) Visualisation of the survival network with nodes/genes color-coded by mutation ubiquity. Also indicated are genes first appeared in Deuterostomia. The bottom-left inset shows the differential distributions of node degrees for genes first appeared in Deuterostomia against in our other ancestors.Back to article page