Evaluating topography of mutational signatures with SigProfilerTopography
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SigProfilerTopography was developed to evaluate the topographical landscape of mutational signatures within genomic data, revealing novel patterns and insights into their distribution.
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ABSTRACT The mutations found in a cancer genome are shaped by diverse processes, each displaying a characteristic mutational signature that may be influenced by the genome’s architecture. While prior analyses have evaluated the effect of topographical genomic features on mutational signatures, there has been no computational tool that can comprehensively examine this interplay. Here, we present SigProfilerTopography, a Python package that allows evaluating the effect of chromatin organization, histone modifications, transcription factor binding, DNA replication, and DNA transcription on the activities of different mutational processes. SigProfilerTopography elucidates the unique topographical characteristics of mutational signatures, unveiling their underlying biological and molecular mechanisms.
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License: CC-BY-4.0