Prospective multicenter cohort study of estrogen and insulin-like growth factor system in BRCA mutation carriers.
Prospective multicenter cohort study of estrogen and insulin-like growth factor system in BRCA mutation carriers.
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BRCA 突变携带者雌激素和胰岛素样生长因子系统的前瞻性多中心队列研究。
DOI:
10.1007/s10552-015-0601-9
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2015
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Mersereau,JE
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Kim,J;Johnson,L;Skrzynia,C;Buchanan,A;Gracia,C;Mersereau,JE
PurposeMajor clinical characteristics ofBRCA1/2-related cancers include association with estrogen and metabolic consequences. We aimed to evaluate serum estradiol (E2) and insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) levels as a marker of insulin resistance inBRCA1/2mutation carriers and high-risk,BRCA-negative controls.MethodsEligible cancer-free women (age 18–42 with regular menstrual cycles) who had been screened forBRCA1/2 mutations between 2005 and 2013 completed a questionnaire and underwent a single blood draw. E2 was measured with radioimmunoassay, and IGF-1 was measured with enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay.ResultsEighty-six women participated (44 carriers and 42 non-carriers) in this study.BRCAmutation carriers were significantly younger than non-carriers (p= 0.0002). Age-adjusted basal (menstrual cycle days 2–5) serum E2 level was not significantly different betweenBRCAmutation carriers and non-carriers (30.4 vs. 24.7 pg/mL,p= 0.07).BRCAmutation carriers have significantly lower age-adjusted serum IGF-1 levels compared to non-carriers (89.7 vs. 112.6 ng/mL,p< 0.001). In women withBRCAmutations, the risk of having low serum IGF-1 level (IGF-1: ≤85 ng/mL) was 10.7 times as great as that of women without BRCA mutations (95 % CI 2.5, 46.2). There was a significant inverse association between basal E2 and IGF-1 levels inBRCAmutation carriers after adjusting age and BMI (p= 0.03).ConclusionsIGF-1 level is significantly lower in cancer-freeBRCAmutation carriers versusBRCA-negative controls, and there is a potential association between E2 and IGF-1 in cancer-freeBRCAmutation carriers. Our findings may instigate future studies evaluating the role of both E2 and IGF-1 inBRCAmutation carriers.