Detecting cross-contamination in sequencing data
AssigneeGrail, LLC
InventorsONUR SAKARYA, CHRISTOPHER-JAMES A.V. YAKYM, PRANAV PARMJIT SINGH, ROBERT ABE PAINE CALEF, RICHARD HUANG
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AssigneeGrail, LLC
InventorsONUR SAKARYA, CHRISTOPHER-JAMES A.V. YAKYM, PRANAV PARMJIT SINGH, ROBERT ABE PAINE CALEF, RICHARD HUANG
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Detecting cross-contamination between test samples used for determining cancer in a subject is beneficial. To detect cross-contamination, test sequences including at least one single nucleotide polymorphism are prepared using genome sequencing techniques. Some of the test sequences can be filtered to improve accuracy and precision. A prior contamination probability for each test sequence is determined based on a minor allele frequency. A contamination model including a likelihood test is applied to a test sequence. The likelihood test obtains a current contamination probability representing the likelihood that the test sample is contaminated. The contamination model can also determine a likelihood that the sample includes loss of heterozygosity representing the likelihood that the test sequence is contaminated. Test samples that are contaminated are removed. A source for the contaminated test sample can be found by comparing contaminated test sequences to other test sequences.
A method for identifying contamination in a test sample, the method comprising:
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A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing computer program instructions executable by a processor of a system to perform steps for identifying contamination in a test sample, the instructions, when executed by the processor, causing the processor to:
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A system for identifying contamination in a test sample, the system comprising:
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