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Figure 2

From: Comparative methylome analysis identifies new tumour subtypes and biomarkers for transformation of nephrogenic rests into Wilms tumour

Figure 2

ANOVA analysis identifies two Wilms tumour groups. Consensus clustering of the significant CpGs (n = 7,921; P < 5 × 10-8) from ANOVA analysis of 20 trios of normal kidney (green), nephrogenic rest (blue) and Wilms tumour (pink). Here, three clusters can be seen which show the presence of two distinct WT groups. Cluster 1 (grey) comprises group-1 WT (n = 13), which includes all bilateral WT (dark pink) and 4 unilateral cases (light pink). Group-1 WT clusters separately from their associated NRs. The second cluster further separates into two, with cluster 2a (purple) containing all NK samples and cluster 2b containing group-2 WTs (n = 7), which are all unilateral and cluster together with their associated NRs.

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