Fig. 6From: Migration of mitochondrial DNA in the nuclear genome of colorectal adenocarcinomaNUMT density in tumor and normal genomes (sorted by disease (T2), sex (T1), and age at initial pathologic diagnosis (T3)). Each peripheral node represents a TCGA sample whose blood-derived normal and tumor genomes were used in this study. From the outside to inside, tracks are ordered from 1 to 7 (T1–T7). T1: Sample sex where red nodes represent female and blue nodes represent male. T2: Disease type information. Rectal adenocarcinoma (READ) is rendered as green bands and colon adenocarcinoma (COAD) as red bands. T3: Age at initial pathologic diagnosis ranging from 30 to 90 years. White and black filled bars represent white and black race, respectively. T4: Red columns represent NUMT proportion in tumor genomes and green columns represent blood-derived normal NUMT proportion. T5: Vital status of the patients where red indicates deceased individuals and green alive status. T6: Stage of tumor represented in grey-scale—stage I white, stage II grey, stage III dark grey, and stage IV black. T7: Fold-change in NUMT abundance. Samples at <1-fold are rendered as colored bands; 1–4-fold, blue; 4–8-fold, green; 8–12-fold, yellow; 12–20-fold, orange; and >20-fold, red Back to article page