Background:Inherited susceptibility accounts for nearly one-third of colorectal cancer(CRC)predispositions and has an 80%-100%lifetime risk of this disease.However,there are few data about germline mutations of heredi...Background:Inherited susceptibility accounts for nearly one-third of colorectal cancer(CRC)predispositions and has an 80%-100%lifetime risk of this disease.However,there are few data about germline mutations of hereditary CRC-related genes in Chinese patients with CRC.This study aimed to assess the prevalence of gene mutations related to cancer susceptibility among Chinese patients with CRC,differences between Chinese and Western patients,and the phenotypegenotype correlation.Methods:We retrospectively collected tumor samples from 526 patients with CRC under 70 years old who underwent hereditary CRC genetic testing.A series of bioinformatic analyses,as well as statistical comparisons,were performed.Results:We found that 77 patients(14.6%)harbored functional variants of the 12 genes.The mutation frequencies of the top 5 mutated genes were 6.5%for MutL homolog 1(MLH1),5.1%for MutS homolog 2(MSH2),1.0%for MSH6,0.8%for PMS1 homolog 2(PMS2),and 0.8%for APC regulator of the WNT signaling pathway(APC).Our data showed much higher rates of mutations of MSH6 and PMS2 genes among all mismatch repair(MMR)genes as compared with those in Western populations.Mutations in MLH1,MSH2,and MSH6 were found to be mutually exclusive.Patients with MLH1 or MSH2 mutations had higher frequencies of personal history of cancer(MLH1:20.6%vs.8.7%;MSH2:25.9%vs.8.6%)and family history of cancer than those without these mutations(MLH1:73.5%vs.48.4%;MSH2:70.4%vs.48.9%),and the lesions were more prone to occur on the right side of the colon than on the left side(MLH1:73.5%vs.29.3%;MSH2:56.0%vs.31.0%).The proportion of stage I/II disease was higher in patients with MLH1 mutations than in those without MLH1 mutations(70.6%vs.50.7%),and the rate of polyps was higher in patients withAPC mutations than in those with wild-type APC(75.0%vs.17.4%).Conclusion:These results provide a full-scale landscape of hereditary susceptibility over 12 related genes in CRC patients and suggest that a comprehensive multi-gene panel testing for hereditary CRC predisposition could be a helpful analysis in clinical practice.展开更多
Metabolic enzymes have an indispensable role in metabolic reprogramming,and their aberrant expression or activity has been associated with chemosensitivity.Hence,targeting metabolic enzymes remains an attractive appro...Metabolic enzymes have an indispensable role in metabolic reprogramming,and their aberrant expression or activity has been associated with chemosensitivity.Hence,targeting metabolic enzymes remains an attractive approach for treating tumors.展开更多
基金This work was supported,in part,by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2018YFC1313300,2017YFC1308900)National Natural Science Foundation of China(81930065,81872011,81903163)+4 种基金Science and Technology Program of Guangdong(2019B020227002)Science and Technology Program of Guangzhou(201904020046,201803040019,201704020228)Guangzhou Health and Medical Collaborative Innovation Project(201704020220)Guangdong Esophageal Cancer Institute Science and Technology Program(M201905)the Sun Yat-sen University Clinical Research 5010 Program(2018014).
文摘Background:Inherited susceptibility accounts for nearly one-third of colorectal cancer(CRC)predispositions and has an 80%-100%lifetime risk of this disease.However,there are few data about germline mutations of hereditary CRC-related genes in Chinese patients with CRC.This study aimed to assess the prevalence of gene mutations related to cancer susceptibility among Chinese patients with CRC,differences between Chinese and Western patients,and the phenotypegenotype correlation.Methods:We retrospectively collected tumor samples from 526 patients with CRC under 70 years old who underwent hereditary CRC genetic testing.A series of bioinformatic analyses,as well as statistical comparisons,were performed.Results:We found that 77 patients(14.6%)harbored functional variants of the 12 genes.The mutation frequencies of the top 5 mutated genes were 6.5%for MutL homolog 1(MLH1),5.1%for MutS homolog 2(MSH2),1.0%for MSH6,0.8%for PMS1 homolog 2(PMS2),and 0.8%for APC regulator of the WNT signaling pathway(APC).Our data showed much higher rates of mutations of MSH6 and PMS2 genes among all mismatch repair(MMR)genes as compared with those in Western populations.Mutations in MLH1,MSH2,and MSH6 were found to be mutually exclusive.Patients with MLH1 or MSH2 mutations had higher frequencies of personal history of cancer(MLH1:20.6%vs.8.7%;MSH2:25.9%vs.8.6%)and family history of cancer than those without these mutations(MLH1:73.5%vs.48.4%;MSH2:70.4%vs.48.9%),and the lesions were more prone to occur on the right side of the colon than on the left side(MLH1:73.5%vs.29.3%;MSH2:56.0%vs.31.0%).The proportion of stage I/II disease was higher in patients with MLH1 mutations than in those without MLH1 mutations(70.6%vs.50.7%),and the rate of polyps was higher in patients withAPC mutations than in those with wild-type APC(75.0%vs.17.4%).Conclusion:These results provide a full-scale landscape of hereditary susceptibility over 12 related genes in CRC patients and suggest that a comprehensive multi-gene panel testing for hereditary CRC predisposition could be a helpful analysis in clinical practice.
基金This research was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(82022052,82173128,81930065,82073377,81772587)Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province(2018B030306049,2021A1515012439)Science and Technology Program of Guangdong(2019B020227002)+1 种基金Science and Technology Program of Guangzhou(201904020046)CAMS Innovation Fund for Medical Sciences(CIFMS)(2019-I2M-5-036).
文摘Metabolic enzymes have an indispensable role in metabolic reprogramming,and their aberrant expression or activity has been associated with chemosensitivity.Hence,targeting metabolic enzymes remains an attractive approach for treating tumors.
基金supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.81772595)the Sun Yat-sen University Clinical Research 5010 Program(No.2015024)+2 种基金the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province(No.2017A030310204)the Medical Scientific Research Foundation of Guangdong Province(No.A2017545)the Science and Technology Planning Project of Guangdong Province(No.2013B021800146).