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PipeIT2: A tumor-only somatic variant calling workflow for Molecular Diagnostic Ion Torrent sequencing data

Désirée SchnidrigiD, Andrea GarofoliiD, Andrej BenjakiD, Gunnar RätschiD, Mark A. RubiniD, Salvatore PiscuoglioiD, Charlotte K.Y. NgiD

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Abstract

Precision oncology relies on the accurate identification of somatic mutations in cancer patients. While the sequencing of the tumoral tissue is frequently part of routine clinical care, the healthy counterparts are rarely sequenced. We previously published PipeIT, a somatic variant calling workflow specific for Ion Torrent sequencing data enclosed in a Singularity container. PipeIT combines user-friendly execution, reproducibility and reliable mutation identification, but relies on matched germline sequencing data to exclude germline variants. Expanding on the original PipeIT, here we describe PipeIT2 to address the clinical need to define somatic mutations in the absence of germline control. We show that PipeIT2 achieves a >95% recall for variants with variant allele fraction >10%, reliably detects driver and actionable mutations and filters out most of the germline mutations and sequencing artifacts. With its performance, reproducibility and ease of execution, PipeIT2 is a valuable addition to molecular diagnostics laboratories.

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