MULTIPLATFORM ANALYSIS OF INTRATUMORAL PTEN HETEROGENEITY IN MELANOMA.
MULTIPLATFORM ANALYSIS OF INTRATUMORAL PTEN HETEROGENEITY IN MELANOMA.
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10.1016/j.jid.2023.01.034
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2023-03
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Sharmeen Chagani;M. P. de Macedo;F. Carapeto;Feng Wang;D. Marzese;K. Wani;L. Haydu;W. Peng;Giang T Ong;S. Warren;J. Beechem;D. Hoon;G. Mills;M. Tetzlaff;A. Lazar;L. Kwong;M. Davies
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Sharmeen Chagani;M. P. de Macedo;F. Carapeto;Feng Wang;D. Marzese;K. Wani;L. Haydu;W. Peng;Giang T Ong;S. Warren;J. Beechem;D. Hoon;G. Mills;M. Tetzlaff;A. Lazar;L. Kwong;M. Davies
Loss of protein expression of the tumor suppressorPTENis associated with increased cancer aggressiveness, decreased tumor immune infiltration, and resistance to immune and targeted therapies in melanoma. We assessed a unique cohort of eight melanoma samples with focal loss of PTEN protein expression to understand the features and mechanisms ofPTENloss in this disease. We compared the PTEN-negative (PTEN[−]) areas to their adjacent PTEN-positive (PTEN[+]) areas using DNA sequencing, DNA methylation, RNA expression, digital spatial profiling, and immunohistochemical platforms. Variations or homozygous deletions ofPTENwere identified in PTEN(−) areas that were not detected in the adjacent PTEN(+) areas in three cases (37.5%), but no clear genomic or DNA methylation basis for loss was identified in the remaining PTEN(−) samples. RNA expression data from two independent platforms identified a consistent increase in chromosome segregation gene expression in PTEN(−) versus adjacent PTEN(+) areas. Proteomic analysis showed a relative paucity of tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes in PTEN(−) versus adjacent PTEN(+) areas. The findings add to our understanding of potential molecular intratumoral heterogeneity in melanoma and the features associated with the loss of PTEN protein in this disease.