Titin mutation associated with responsiveness to checkpoint blockades in solid tumors
Titin mutation associated with responsiveness to checkpoint blockades in solid tumors
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肌联蛋白突变与实体瘤检查点阻断的反应相关
DOI:
10.1172/jci.insight.127901
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发表时间:
2019-05-16
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影响因子:
8
通讯作者:
Zhu, Bo
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作者:
Jia, Qingzhu;Wang, Jun;Zhu, Bo
Immune checkpoint blockade (ICB) immunotherapy induces potent antitumor immunity across multiple solid tumors, although few patients respond well to this therapy. An emerging biomarker for predicting responsiveness to ICB immunotherapy is tumor mutational burden (TMB). Although several surrogate biomarkers, including deficient mismatch repair, TP53/KRAS mutations, and comutations in DNA damage response pathways, have been shown to be effective for predicting the response to checkpoint blockade immunotherapy, each is positive for only a small cohort of candidates, and many potential responders to ICB are inevitably missed. Here, we found that titin (TTN), which is frequently detected in solid tumors, is associated with increased TMB and correlated with objective response to ICB. In 7 public clinical cohorts, all patients with mutated TTN showed longer progression-free survival or overall survival than those with wild-type status. Furthermore, an improved objective response rate and higher TMB were identified in cohorts with accessible information. Identification of TTN mutation as a predictor of improved outcomes in response to ICBs provides a clinically feasible assessment for estimating TMB and ICB therapy outcomes.