A Gene Mutation Signature Predicting Immunotherapy Benefits in Patients With NSCLC.
A Gene Mutation Signature Predicting Immunotherapy Benefits in Patients With NSCLC.
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一种基因突变特征可预测NSCLC患者的免疫治疗获益。
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10.1016/j.jtho.2020.11.021
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2021-03
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Li CY
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Pan D;Hu AY;Antonia SJ;Li CY
Identification of patients who can benefit from immune checkpoint blockade (ICB) therapy is key for improved clinical outcome. Recently, US FDA approved tumor mutational load high (TMB-H, or TMB≥10) as a biomarker for pembrolizumab treatment of solid tumors. We intend to test the hypothesis that mutations in select genes may be a better predictor of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) response to ICB therapy than TMB-H. We compiled a list of candidate genes that may predict for benefits from ICB treatment by use of data from a recently published cohort of 350 NSCLC patients. We then evaluated the influences of different mutation signatures in the candidate genes on ICB efficacy. They were also compared with TMB-H. The predictive powers of different mutation signatures were then examined in an independent cohort of ICB-treated non-small cell lung cancer patients. A compound mutation signature, where two or more of the 52 candidate genes were mutated, accounted for 145 of 350 NSCLC patients and was associated with significant ICB treatment benefits. Specifically, the median duration of overall survival (OS) was 36 vs 8 months in NSCLC in those with two or more vs none of the 52 genes mutated. Moreover, those patients with the compound mutation signature but low TMB (<10) achieved significant OS benefits when compared with those without the signature but TMB-H (≥10). Finally, in an independent cohort of 156 ICB-treated NSCLC patients the median duration of progression free survival was 8.3 months vs 3.5 months in those with the compound mutation signature vs those with none mutated in the 52 genes. A genetic signature with mutations in at least 2 of 52 candidate genes was superior than TMB-H in predicting clinical benefits for ICB therapy in NSCLC patients.
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