Combined Variant Output

File name: {SampleID}_CombinedVariantOutput.tsv

The combined variant file contains the variants and biomarkers in a single file. The output contains the following variant types and biomarkers:

  • Small variants (including EGFR complex variants)

  • Copy number variants

  • Tumor Mutational Burden (TMB)

  • MSI

  • DNA Fusions

The combined variant output file also contains Analysis Details and Sequencing Run Details sections. The details of each are listed in the following table:

Analysis Details
Sequencing Run Details

- Sample ID - Output date - Output time - Pipeline version (Docker image version number)

- Run name - Run date - Sample index ID - Instrument ID - Instrument control software version - Instrument type - RTA version - SBS reagent cartridge lot number - Cluster reagent cartridge lot number

Variant Filtering Rules

Combined variant output produces small variants with blank fields in the following situations:

  • The variant has been matched to a canonical RefSeq transcript on an overlapping gene not targeted by TruSight Oncology 500 ctDNA.

  • The variant is located in a region designated iSNP, indel, or Flanking in the TST500_Manifest.bed file located in the Resources folder.

  • Small Variants - All variants with the FILTER field marked as PASS and which have a canonical RefSeq transcript are present in the combined variant output.

    • Gene and transcript information is only present for variants belonging to canonical transcripts that are within the Gene list–Small Variants.

  • Copy Number Variants - Copy number variants must meet the following conditions:

    • FILTER field marked as PASS.

    • ALT field is <DUP or <DEL> .

    • Gene is part of the copy number variant gene list

  • Fusion Variants - Fusion variants must meet the following conditions:

    • Passing variant call (KeepFusion field is true).

    • Contains at least one gene on the fusion allow list.

    • Genes separated by a dash (-) indicate that the fusion directionality could be determined. Genes separated by a slash (/) indicate that the fusion directionality could not be determined.

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