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Table 1 A list of the top 20 most common cancer and non-cancer (based on Cosmic) mutations identified by analyzing 763 breast cancer samples

From: A genome-wide approach to link genotype to clinical outcome by utilizing next generation sequencing and gene chip data of 6,697 breast cancer patients

Cosmic genesa

Non-cosmic genes

Gene

% of samples w/ mutations

Gene

% of samples w/ mutations

FRG1B

58.1

NBPF1

78.2

TTC34

36.5

BAGE2

70.6

PIK3CA

34.6

KMT2C

37.9

CROCC

32.9

BAGE5

34.7

RYR2

30.8

TTN

33.6

TP53

28.1

CROCCP2

33.6

HYDIN

28

MUC16

28.4

NBPF14

24.9

ROCK1P1

23.7

CSF2RA

23.9

TPTE2P6

18.5

PTPRN2

23.9

MST1L

15.9

EIF2B5

23.8

HERC2P4

14.3

PCDHGA1

23.4

MST1P2

14.0

SYNE1

23

DDX12P

13.6

SPDYE3

22.9

DPY19L2P1

12.8

HMCN1

21.2

ANKRD20A9P

11.5

DDX11

20.9

MLLT10P1

11.1

GON4L

20.8

TBC1D3P1-DHX40P1

11.1

PKHD1L1

20.8

MROH7-TTC4

11.0

NEB

20.3

AQP7P1

10.8

USH2A

20.2

SDHAP1

10.6

  1. aVersion: COSMICv71
  2. A significance threshold of 0.01 and a minimal AUC of 0.65 are required for each gene to be considered as significant in the ROC analysis, and the threshold for significance in the survival analysis was set at P <0.05 and average HR >1.4. This analysis included all genes (including the established driver genes as well)