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Next generation sequencing analysis - A UK perspective Nicholas Lea

King s HMDC LMH is part of an integrated pathology service at King s Haematological Malignancy Diagnostic Centre (HMDC) HMDC serves population of >5 million Around 20,000 samples per annum > 8000 molecular diagnostic tests per annum

MDS: a heterogeneous disease

Point Mutations in MDS Tyrosine Kinase Pathway JAK2 KRAS BRAF NRAS RTK s PTPN11 CBL Epigenetic Dysregulation Transcription Factors RUNX1 WT1 EP300 GATA2 ETV6 PHF6 Splicing Factors Others TP53 BCOR NPM1 Cohesins GNAS/GNB1 RNA helicases IDH 1 & 2 DNMT3A EZH2 SF3B1 U2AF1 ZRSF2 TET2 ATRX UTX ASXL1 SETBP1 SF1 SRSF2 U2AF2 SF3A1 PRPF40B PRPF8

Many mutations are very rare Only 5 genes are mutated in >10% of patients Haferlach et al., Leukemia. 2014 Feb;28(2):241-7 Target present on the KCH panel

King s Myeloid Panel development Targets selected to aid in the diagnosis and prognosis of MDS and AML patients. DNA sources mostly from BM aspirates and PB using the Qiagen mini blood kit with 200 ul blood. Also from bone marrow films or other sources provided. Decided to use the Illumina Tru-Seq Custom Amplicon workflow, with the MiSeq.

Myeloid NGS Panel Workflow Quantify DNA Preparation of NGS sequencing libraries (annealing primers, extension, indexing, PCR) Verify, purify and normalise libraries using magnetic bead system Load onto MiSeq instrument 2 days of data collection Data and variant analysis

KCH: Myeloid Gene Panel (MGP) 24 genes mutation panel: Transcription factors and cell cycle regulators RUNX1 TP53 GATA2 ETV6 CEBPA NPM1* Spliceosome component SF3B1* U2AF1 SRSF2 ZRSR2 Epigenetic modifications TET2 IDH1* IDH2* DNMT3A KDM6A ASXL1* EZH2 Signaling NRAS* KRAS* FLT3* CBL JAK2* KIT* Cohesin complex STAG2 Designed to target 24 genes or *gene mutation hotspots

MGP library QC Quantity of DNA used = approx. 200 ng * 24-32 samples per run * Each lane is a library from one individual (approx. 300 bp)

MiSeq-Sequencing Magnetic bead clean-up and normalisation Pool 5 µl of each library into 1 tube Take 10-20 µl into loading buffer Denature and load into MiSeq cartridge

Some design issues Not all amplicons work, even if predicted to be 100% in DesignStudio. Problem with software refusing to design a TP53 amplicon Several TP53 amplicons were spiked into the oligo pool, but didn t appear to work. With Ian Lewis s help, a new primer pool was manufactured, with a new TP53 oligo added to the mix..good result.

Version 3 kit (2 x 250)

Version 3 kit (2 x 250)

Variant Studio: filtering Align on the instrument > import vcf files > filters results

Variant Studio: identify variants

Suboptimal DNA Problems with very small amounts of DNA

Suboptimal DNA These TSCA library preps are from old BM aspirate slides

Suboptimal DNA: WGA If we use Whole Genome Amplification first.. Gene Variant Chr Type Alt Variant Freq Unamplified DNA dbsnp COSMIC Consequence Read Depth Alt Read Depth Protein Position DNMT3A G>G/A 2 snv 51 missense_variant 2466 1248 368 A/V SF3B1 T>T/C 2 snv 35 COSM84677 missense_variant 5727 2027 700 K/E TET2 C>C/G 4 snv 49 rs12498609 missense_variant 9363 4593 29 P/R TET2 C>C/T 4 snv 30 COSM43446 stop_gained 17728 5387 810 Q/* TET2 C>C/CT 4 insertion 32 fs_variant 13571 4384 879 EZH2 C>C/G 7 snv 49 rs2302427 missense_variant 9431 4614 185 D/H WGA DNMT3A G>G/A 2 snv 66 missense_variant 602 398 368 A/V DNMT3A G>G/T 2 snv 13 stop_gained 868 112 337 S/* SF3B1 T>T/C 2 snv 31 COSM84677 missense_variant 2126 656 700 K/E TET2 C>C/G 4 snv 46 rs12498609 missense_variant 2250 1044 29 P/R TET2 C>C/T 4 snv 43 COSM43446 stop_gained 19307 8317 810 Q/* TET2 C>C/CT 4 insertion 30 fs_variant 11306 3416 879 EZH2 C>C/G 7 snv 46 rs2302427 missense_variant 7943 3658 185 D/H TP53 A>A/C 17 snv 11 COSM10788 missense_variant 1045 113 255 I/S ZRSR2 C>C/T X snv 12 missense_variant 1187 148 385 P/L Amino Acids

Reporting A combined final report is issued, which includes Myeloid panel results and others tests and an overall diagnosis.

Reporting King's Myeloid Gene Panel Results ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NAME: Hospital no. Date of birth: Sample I.D. LMH 53255. Sample type: PB. Sample date: 05/03/2014 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RESULTS: [gene] [amino acid ] [allele burden] DNMT3A [Trp860Ter] [12%] SF3B1 [Lys700Glu] [12%] Well-known pathogenic variants, Stops and frame shifts Mutations / variants below 10% frequency are NOT reported. All variants of unknown significance have been excluded. Mutations may be present in regions which failed read depth thresholds: identified below: Regions excluded in this sample due to low coverage: CEBPA: 33792459-33792686, 33792633-33792884, 33792833-33793106. RUNX1: 36164341-36164569.

Reporting Test Overview 24 genes or gene mutation hotspots, sequenced on Illumina MiSeq. Results filtered by: minimum read depth of 200 and variant call of at least 10% frequency. The sensitivity of this test is undetermined and may not detect all mutations. NGS is unable to identify the majority of large indels, though it is possible that small indels < ~30 bp will be detected. Genes in panel: ASXL exons 1 12, CBL exons 7-9, CEBPA all coding exons, DNMT3A all coding exons, ETV6/TEL all coding exons, EZH2 all coding exons, FLT3 exons 14+20, GATA2 all coding exons, IDH1 exon 4, IDH2 exon 4, JAK2 exons 12+14, KDM6A all coding exons, KIT exons 17, KRAS exons 2+3, NPM1 exon 12, NRAS exons 2+3, RUNX1 all exons except 1+2, SF3B1 exons 12 to 16, SRSF2 exon 1, STAG2 all coding exons, TET2 all coding exons, TP53 all coding exons, U2AF1 exons 2+6, ZRSR2 all coding exons. Authorised by: Dr R. Ireland Position: Consultant Date:24.04.2014 Performed by: Dr S Best Position: Scientist Date:24.04.2014 Please note that this test does not currently form part of the LMH laboratory s CPA-accredited test repertoire. It is offered on a research-basis only and the results should be interpreted in the overall clinical and pathological context.

Problems still unresolved... NEQAS schemes/iso15189 Data storage issues. Local/network storage BaseSpace Which data to keep? vcf, FastQ, BAM, whole analysis folder for re-queuing in MSR?

Assays in development Amplicon-specific NGS using NexteraXT: TP53 SF3B1 RUNX1 BCR-ABL TKD More disease-focused NGS panels for: Aplastic anaemia Lymphoid malignancies Myeloproliferative disorders

Case studies: 1. Elderly lady 91 years presenting with shoulder pain and tiredness Macrocytosis (MCV=105) Investigated by KCH haematologists - no anaemia or thrombocytopenia Peripheral blood MGP shows TET2 [Ile750ArgTer62] 13%? Clonal disorder/? evidence of MDS /? normal finding in 91 year old 2. Gentleman of 66 years persistent neutropenia (1.4-1.9) 3 bone marrow aspirates performed none consistent with MDS referred to KCH Additional testing rules out other malignancies MGP shows TET2[H786EfsTer], TET2[E1191Ter] and ZRSR2[K406NfsTer] Not diagnostic but good evidence of MDS and a candidate for transplantation if symptoms worsen. 3. Gentleman diagnosed with RARS-T at 43 years old now 60 years becoming transfusion dependant and looking more proliferative spleen slightly enlarged. Marrow still looks like RARS-T BM MGP shows SF3B1[K700E], TET2[R1467KfsTer11], JAK2[V617F], TP53[R282G] Mutations all fit with clinical picture disease maybe progressing but with TP53 mutation we know that transplant outcome is poor.???

Thanks to the King s team: Dr Steve Best Dr Aytug Kizilors Sara Ribeiro Dr Austin Kulesakararaj Dr Robin Ireland Prof. G Mufti And to Illumina!!!