Instabilotyping reveals unique mutational spectra in microsatellite-unstable gastric cancers.
Instabilotyping reveals unique mutational spectra in microsatellite-unstable gastric cancers.
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2002-07
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11.2
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Y. Mori;F. Sato;F. Selaru;Andreea Olaru;K. Perry;M. Kimos;G. Tamura;N. Matsubara;Suna Wang;Yan Xu;Jing Yin;T. Zou;B. Leggett;Joanne P Young;T. Nukiwa;O. Stine;J. Abraham;D. Shibata;S. Meltzer
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Y. Mori;F. Sato;F. Selaru;Andreea Olaru;K. Perry;M. Kimos;G. Tamura;N. Matsubara;Suna Wang;Yan Xu;Jing Yin;T. Zou;B. Leggett;Joanne P Young;T. Nukiwa;O. Stine;J. Abraham;D. Shibata;S. Meltzer
Microsatellite instability (MSI) within coding regions causes frameshift mutations (FSMs). This type of mutation may inactivate tumor suppressor genes in cancers with frequent MSI (MSI-H cancers). To identify novel FSMs in gastric carcinogenesis in an unbiased and comprehensive manner, we screened for this type of mutation at 154 coding region repeat loci in 18 MSI-H gastric cancers. We also compared FSM rates and spectra in MSI-H gastric versus colorectal cancers. Thirteen novel loci showed FSMs in >20% of gastric tumors. Novel loci with the highest mutation frequencies included the activin type 2 receptor gene (44.4%), DKFZp564K112 (a homologue of the Drosophila tumor suppressor gene multi-sex-combs; 41.2%), and an endoplasmic reticulum chaperone protein gene SEC63 (37.5%). The mutational spectra for genes with high mutation frequencies were also significantly different between MSI-H gastric and colorectal cancers.