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Molecular-guided Risk Stratification of Thyroid Nodules and Cancer

Molecular-guided Risk Stratification of Thyroid Nodules and Cancer
分子引导的甲状腺结节和癌症风险分层
批准号:
8930351
负责人:
YURI E NIKIFOROV
金额:
$28.27万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2004
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2004-07-01 至 2020-06-30

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项目摘要-项目4 项目4是一个解决甲状腺癌流行问题的新项目。分化良好的甲状腺癌是 以惊人的速度增长。在过去的三年中,甲状腺癌的发病率增加了三倍。 几十年。然而,这些患者的死亡率一直很低(估计为~2%)。因此, 可能没有必要为所有的甲状腺癌患者进行甲状腺切除术。这个项目 阐述了与甲状腺癌检测和管理相关的两个主要问题。首先,我们将使用Next 世代测序以开发和验证分子测试,可以更准确地区分 甲状腺癌和良性结节患者的针吸活检结果尚不确定。这种分子 测试分析了62个单独基因的表达和/或突变,并建立在我们以前的经验基础上 使用较小的一组基因来诊断甲状腺癌。在第二个目标中,我们将评估我们的 分子检测用于区分低风险甲状腺癌和更具侵袭性(高风险)的甲状腺癌。在……里面 为了实现这一目标,我们将首先询问从患者获得的组织样本 接受过甲状腺癌手术,然后经历疾病复发或远处转移。 同时,我们将启动一项临床试验,以观察小甲状腺癌患者。患者的体型较小 癌症将接受预先的分子测试,然后进行观察。高危人群的分子图谱 疾病将由观察期内进展的患者的肿瘤来确定。这 然后,信息将被用来通知第二阶段的试验,该阶段将使用分子签名来 将患者分成高危和低危两组,分别进行手术或观察。 目的1:检验基于NGS的突变标记物小组可以可靠地诊断 甲状腺结节中的癌症。这一目标旨在开发和验证一种新的分子分析测试,该测试可以 准确预测哪些甲状腺结节是良恶性的。我们将在 然后在其他8个学术中心验证这项测试的实用性。 目的2:检验高风险和低风险分化型甲状腺癌有明显不同的假设。 可以在FNA样本中检测到的突变特征,并用于指导患者管理。这 AIM由两部分组成,第一个子目标寻求使用分子测试来表征源自 患有侵袭性疾病的患者(癌症复发或发生转移)。第二个分项- AIM扩展这些数据以开发和实施一项前瞻性临床试验,为患者提供小剂量的 癌症患者要进行观察,而不是手术。这项试验的数据将验证分子测试可以 用于将甲状腺癌分成低风险亚型。
英文摘要
Project Summary - Project 4 Project 4 is a new project that addresses the epidemic of thyroid cancer. Well-differentiated thyroid cancer is increasing at an alarming rate. There has been a 3-fold increase in incidence of thyroid cancer in the past 3 decades. However, the mortality for these patients has remained very low (estimated to be ~2%). Therefore, performing a thyroidectomy for all patients with that thyroid cancer may not be necessary. This project addresses two major issues relevant to the thyroid cancer detection and management. Firstly, we will use next generation sequencing to develop and validate a molecular test that can more accurately distinguish between thyroid cancer and benign nodules in patients with needle biopsy results that are indeterminate. This molecular test analyses the expression and/or mutation of 62 individual genes and builds on our previous experience using a smaller panel of genes to diagnose thyroid cancer. In the second Aim, we will evaluate the ability of our molecular testing to differentiate low-risk thyroid cancers from more aggressive (high-risk) thyroid cancers. In order to accomplish this goal, we will first interrogate tissue samples obtained from patients who have undergone surgery for thyroid cancer, and then experience disease recurrence or distant metastases. Simultaneously, we will initiate a clinical trial to observe patients with small thyroid cancers. Patients with small cancers will undergo upfront molecular testing and then will be observed. A molecular profile of high-risk disease will be determined by the tumors from patients who progress during the observation period. This information will then be used to inform the second phase of the trial, which will use the molecular signature to separate patients into high-risk and low-risk disease for surgery or observation, respectively. Aim 1: To test the hypothesis that the NGS-based panel of mutational markers can reliably diagnose cancer in thyroid nodules. This Aim seeks to develop and validate a novel molecular analytic test that can accurately predict which thyroid nodules are malignant versus benign. We will develop the molecular test at the University of Pittsburgh and then validate the utility of this test in 8 other academic centers. Aim 2: To test the hypothesis that high-risk and low-risk differentiated thyroid cancers have distinct mutational profiles that can be detected in FNA samples and utilized to guide patient management. This Aim consists of two parts, the first sub-aim seeks to use molecular testing to characterize tissues derived from patients with aggressive disease (experience recurrence of cancer or develop metastases). The second sub- aim extends these data to develop and implement a prospective clinical trial that provides patients with small cancers to have observation instead of surgery. The data from this trial will validate that molecular testing can be used to stratify thyroid cancers into a low-risk subtype.
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