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  • Genomics

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  • Deep sequencing technologies enable comprehensive analysis of viral genome diversity within hosts.
  • Sequence Alignment Mapping (SAM) files are standard outputs from raw deep sequencing reads.
  • Interpreting viral genetic diversity, particularly for drug resistance, is crucial for treatment efficacy.

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  • To introduce and evaluate samReporter, a tool that processes SAM files by directly translating reads to amino acids.
  • To assess the preservation of per-read linkage between nucleotide variants within codons.
  • To determine the clinical utility of this direct translation approach for interpreting viral deep sequencing data in Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) patients.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized deep sequencing data from 241 UK HCV patients with prior direct-acting antiviral treatment failure.
  • Employed samReporter, a subsystem of the GLUE toolkit, for direct read translation of SAM files.
  • Compared samReporter's polymorphism interpretation with an alternative approach that does not preserve per-read linkage.

Main Results:

  • samReporter correctly interpreted sequence data at resistance-associated locations in nine patients where the alternative method was equivocal.
  • Confirmed resistance or atypical substitutions at NS5A position 30 in three patients.
  • Ruled out the sofosbuvir-resistant NS5B substitution S282T in three patients.

Conclusions:

  • The direct read translation approach implemented in samReporter is valuable for interpreting viral deep sequencing data.
  • samReporter enhances the accuracy of identifying drug resistance mutations in HCV.
  • This method offers improved clinical insights for managing treatment-resistant viral infections.