Journal: Human immunology
Article Title: Concordance between predicted HLA type using next generation sequencing data generated for non-HLA purposes and clinical HLA type
doi: 10.1016/j.humimm.2020.06.002
Figure Lengend Snippet: (A) HLA-B allele alignment of next generation sequencing data for one sample in HLA Explore software (exons 1–4). This sample resulted in a failure or “no call” for the HLA-B locus; however, by actual HLA typing was found to be HLA-B*44:02:01/*56:01:01. The top row shows the correct alignment of reads (represented by stacked grey bars) to the HLA-B*56:01:01 allele from exon 1 (left side) to exon 4 (right side of diagram), while the middle row shows reads unevenly and incorrectly mapping to the HLA-B*83:01 allele, and the bottom row shows a lack of reads mapping to the correct HLA-B*44:02:01 allele. (B) In contrast, the Optitype plots for the same sample are shown. This software produced a call concordant to the second field for each allele.
Article Snippet: A , Pre-NAC , Concordant , Omixon – No Call (both alleles); Optitype & HLA-Genotyper – Concordant , Concordant , Omixon - No Call (one allele); HLA-Genotyper - Concordant , Concordant , Omixon - No Call (one allele); HLA-Genotyper-Concordant.
Techniques: Next-Generation Sequencing, Software, Produced