Enrichment of kinase fusions in ESR1 wild-type, metastatic breast cancer revealed by a systematic analysis of 4854 patients.
Enrichment of kinase fusions in ESR1 wild-type, metastatic breast cancer revealed by a systematic analysis of 4854 patients.
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对 4854 名患者的系统分析揭示了 ESR1 野生型转移性乳腺癌中激酶融合的富集。
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10.1016/j.annonc.2020.04.008
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2020
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Hechtman,JF
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Ross,DS;Liu,B;Schram,AM;Razavi,P;Lagana,SM;Zhang,Y;Scaltriti,M;Bromberg,JF;Ladanyi,M;Hyman,DM;Drilon,A;Zehir,A;Benayed,R;Chandarlapaty,S;Hechtman,JF
BackgroundKinase fusions are rare and poorly characterized in breast cancer (BC). We aimed to characterize kinase fusions within a large cohort of advanced BC.Patients and methodsA total of 4854 patients with BC were analyzed by Memorial Sloan Kettering-Integrated Mutation Profiling of Actionable Cancer Targets (MSK-IMPACT) targeted DNAseq and MSK-Fusion targeted RNAseq during the study time period.ResultsTwenty-seven of 4854 (0.6%) patients harbored fusions: 11FGFR(fiveFGFR2, threeFGFR3, threeFGFR1), fiveBRAF, fourNTRK1, twoRET, twoROS1, oneALK, oneERBB2,and oneMET. A history of endocrine therapy was present in 15 (56%) of fusion-positive BC; eight of the 15 cases had available pre-treatment samples, of which six were fusion-negative. None of the fusion-positive BC samples harboredESR1hotspot mutations. Two patients with acquiredLMNA-NTRK1fusions and metastatic disease received larotrectinib and demonstrated clinical benefit.ConclusionKinase fusions in BC are extremely rare, and appear to be enriched in hormone-resistant, metastatic carcinomas and mutually exclusive withESR1mutations. The present study expands the spectrum of genetic alterations activating mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) signaling that can substitute forESR1mutations in this setting. Molecular testing at progression after endocrine therapy should include fusion testing, particularly in the absence ofESR1hotspot alterations, in an effort to identify additional therapeutic options which may provide substantial clinical benefit.