Ultrasensitive detection of tumor-specific mutations in saliva of patients with oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma.
Ultrasensitive detection of tumor-specific mutations in saliva of patients with oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma.
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10.1002/cncr.33393
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发表时间:
2021-05-15
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影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
Izumchenko E
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Shanmugam A;Hariharan AK;Hasina R;Nair JR;Katragadda S;Irusappan S;Ravichandran A;Veeramachaneni V;Bettadapura R;Bhati M;Ramaswamy V;Rao VUS;Bagadia RK;Manjunath A;Manjunath NML;Solomon MC;Maji S;Bahadur U;Bettegowda C;Papadopoulos N;Lingen MW;Hariharan R;Gupta V;Agrawal N;Izumchenko E
Oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma (OCSCC) is the most common head and neck malignancy. While survival of patients with advanced stage disease remains ~20–60%, when detected at early stage, survival approaches 80%, posing a pressing need for a well-validated profiling method for patients with high risk of developing OCSCC. Tumor DNA detection in saliva may provide a robust biomarker platform that overcomes limitations of current diagnostic tests. However, there is no routine saliva-based screening method for patients with OCSCC. We have designed a custom next generation sequencing panel with unique molecular identifiers that covers coding regions of 7 frequently mutated genes in OCSCC, and applied it on DNA extracted from 121 treatment-naïve OCSCCs and matched preoperative saliva specimens. Using stringent variants calling criteria, mutations were detected in 106 tumors, consistent with a predicted detection of at least 88%. Moreover, mutations identified in primary malignancies, were also detected in 93% of saliva samples. To ensure that variants are not errors resulting in false positive calls, we performed a multistep analytical validation of this approach: (i) re-sequencing of 46 saliva samples confirmed 88% of somatic variants; (ii) no functionally relevant mutations were detected in saliva samples from 11 healthy subjects without history of tobacco and alcohol; (iii) using a panel of 7 synthetic loci across 8 sequencing runs, we confirmed that our platform is reproducible and provides sensitivity on par with droplet digital PCR. These data highlight the feasibility of somatic mutation identification in driver genes in saliva collected upon OCSCC diagnosis. We have designed a custom NGS test with unique molecular identifiers that covers the coding regions of 7 frequently mutated genes in OCSCC (this minimal gene set predicted incidence of at least one somatic aberration in 88% of OCSCC patients). Our results demonstrate that this quick, sensitive, and non-invasive method can be used for detection of low frequency tumor-associated mutations in saliva specimens collected from patients with OCSCC.
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