Experiment / E9CIZDJ9QIntegrated lentiMPRA

Human mammary epithelial cell lentiMPRA

Functional analysis of cancer-associated germline risk variants

Integrated lentiMPRA of 140-bp hg19 SNV-centered genomic fragments with matched reference and alternate alleles, ten 20-bp barcodes per allele, and a minimal-promoter luciferase reporter in Human mammary epithelial cells (Lonza). Three biological replicates were sequenced as RNA barcode counts and normalized to two plasmid DNA library replicates.

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Perturbation & assay details

Basal / Untreated

A single Agilent oligo library was cloned into the pGreenFire-mCMV lentiviral reporter backbone. Each reference/alternate 140-bp genomic fragment carried ten randomly generated 20-bp barcodes; cells were puromycin-selected after transduction, poly(A) RNA barcode counts were measured, and the authors used MPRAnalyze quantitative and comparative models.

Processed data

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Column dictionary · 42 definitions
alt_activity_mean
Mean of the three alternate RNA/DNA activity estimates
alt_activity_rep1
Library-size-normalized alternate RNA/DNA activity estimate in replicate 1 with a 0.5-count pseudocount
alt_activity_rep2
Library-size-normalized alternate RNA/DNA activity estimate in replicate 2 with a 0.5-count pseudocount
alt_activity_rep3
Library-size-normalized alternate RNA/DNA activity estimate in replicate 3 with a 0.5-count pseudocount
alt_allele
Alternate allele used in the MPRA construct
cancer_type
Cancer type(s) associated with the tested SNV in the authors' source table
cell_types_with_differential_activity
Cell types with significant differential allelic activity
chr_hg19
Chromosome in hg19
da_snv_cancer_type
Cancer type annotation for a differentially active SNV (daSNV)
dna_barcode_n_alt
Alternate-allele barcodes with nonzero count in either plasmid DNA replicate
dna_barcode_n_ref
Reference-allele barcodes with nonzero count in either plasmid DNA replicate
dna_umi_count_alt
Total alternate-allele plasmid DNA counts across both plasmid replicates
dna_umi_count_ref
Total reference-allele plasmid DNA counts across both plasmid replicates
eqtlgen_egenes
eQTLGen eGenes associated with the SNV
gtex_tissue_specific_egenes
GTEx tissue-specific eGenes associated with the SNV
gwas_pubmed_id
PubMed identifier for the associated GWAS study
gwas_risk_allele
Risk allele annotation for the GWAS lead SNP
h3k27ac_hichip_cell_type
Cell type for the H3K27ac HiChIP contact annotation
h3k27ac_hichip_ptgenes
Putative target genes whose promoters contact the SNV in H3K27ac HiChIP
lead_snp
Associated GWAS lead SNP
lead_snp_or_beta
GWAS lead-SNP odds ratio or beta
locus_ids
Raw GEO locus name(s) joined to this variant allele pair
maf_eur
European-ancestry minor allele frequency from HaploReg
mpra_fdr
Authors' MPRAnalyze FDR for differential allelic activity
mpra_hit
1 when authors' MPRA FDR is <0.05, otherwise 0
mpra_log2_ref_over_alt
Authors' MPRAnalyze comparative log2(reference activity/alternate activity)
nearby_genes
Genes within 5 kb of the SNV
position_hg19
SNV position in hg19
raw_log2_ref_over_alt
Descriptive log2(reference activity/alternate activity) from GEO counts
ref_activity_mean
Mean of the three reference RNA/DNA activity estimates
ref_activity_rep1
Library-size-normalized reference RNA/DNA activity estimate in replicate 1 with a 0.5-count pseudocount
ref_activity_rep2
Library-size-normalized reference RNA/DNA activity estimate in replicate 2 with a 0.5-count pseudocount
ref_activity_rep3
Library-size-normalized reference RNA/DNA activity estimate in replicate 3 with a 0.5-count pseudocount
ref_allele
Reference allele used in the MPRA construct
rna_umi_count_alt_rep1
Alternate RNA barcode count in biological replicate 1
rna_umi_count_alt_rep2
Alternate RNA barcode count in biological replicate 2
rna_umi_count_alt_rep3
Alternate RNA barcode count in biological replicate 3
rna_umi_count_ref_rep1
Reference RNA barcode count in biological replicate 1
rna_umi_count_ref_rep2
Reference RNA barcode count in biological replicate 2
rna_umi_count_ref_rep3
Reference RNA barcode count in biological replicate 3
rs_id
dbSNP identifier of the tested variant
variant_id
Unique tested allele pair identifier in the form rsID:reference>alternate

Quality control

The authors removed GM12878 and H9 from downstream analysis because more than 35% of barcodes were missing in all replicates (mean 44% and 46%, respectively) and more than 20% of sequences had 5 or fewer represented barcodes. The processed table further retains only unique allele pairs from Supplementary Table 5 that match the GEO raw-count locus key and have at least 5 nonzero plasmid-DNA barcodes for each allele; exact duplicate source rows were collapsed. Authors' comparative MPRA hits are defined as MPRAnalyze FDR <0.05. Count-derived activities use library-size normalization and a 0.5-count pseudocount.

Curation notes

Human mammary epithelial cells; GEO samples GSM5555257, GSM5555258, and GSM5555259. Raw count columns are hmec_1, hmec_2, and hmec_3; the GEO matrix labels its two plasmid DNA columns plasmid_1 and plasmid_2. The source workbook reports the official MPRAnalyze effect/FDR, while raw_* columns are independently summarized from GEO barcode counts. QC summary: 4385 source rows, 4383 unique ref/alt pairs, 46 without a matching raw locus, 62 failed the plasmid-DNA/barcode filter, and 4275 retained in this table.

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