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The clinical feature of triple-negative breast cancer in Beijing, China

Zhao, H.; Feng, Y.; Yang, J.

2021-08-05 oncology
10.1101/2021.08.03.21261573 medRxiv
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ObjectiveTo collect and analyze the clinical feature of triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) in Beijing, to provide the information for the local oncologist to make sound treatment plans. MethodThe clinical data of 280 breast cancer patients with TNBC admitted to the oncology hospital of China Academy of Medical Sciences were collected and divided into (recurrence and metastasis) group and non-(recurrence and metastasis) group. Breast cancer patients with TNBC were classified according to age distribution, family history of breast cancer, pathological type, histological grade, clinical stage, tumor thrombus, tumor size and lymph node metastasis. and 15 BRCA1 gene SNP loci were also measured by a high throughput Mass ARRAY time-of-flight mass spectrometry biochip system and compared the expression of 15 BRCA1 gene SNP loci between (recurrence and metastasis) group and non-(recurrence and metastasis) group. {chi}2 test was used to analyze the difference between two groups, and P<0.05 considered statistically significant. ResultsA total of 280 breast cancer patients with TNBC were enrolled in this study, median age 45 years old. There were 117 cases breast cancer patients with TNBC in (recurrence and metastasis) group, accounting for 41.79% in total breast cancer patients with TNBC and 163 cases breast cancer patients with TNBC in non-(recurrence and metastasis) group, accounting for 58.21% in total breast cancer patients with TNBC; There was no significant difference in age distribution, family history of breast cancer, pathological type and histological grade between non-(recurrence and metastasis) group and (recurrence and metastasis) group (P>0.05); but there were significant differences in clinical stage, vascular tumor thrombus, tumor size and lymph node metastasis between two groups (P<0.05); and then we compared the expression of 15 BRCA1 gene SNP loci in (recurrence and metastasis) group and non-(recurrence and metastasis) group, found that BRCA1gene rs 12516 CC loci (38.8% VS 44.4%), BRCA1gene rs 12516 TT loci (15.6% VS 10.4%), BRCA1 gene rs 16940 CC loci (15.1% VS 10.4%), BRCA1 gene rs 16940 TT loci (39.0% VS 44.8%), BRCA1 gene rs 16941 AA loci (38.1% VS 44%), BRCA1 gene rs 16941 GG loci (15.0% VS 10.3%), BRCA1 gene rs16942 AA loci (39.0% VS 44.8%), BRCA1 gene rs16942 GG loci (15.1% VS 10.4%), BRCA1gene rs799906 CC loci (15.9% VS 10.4%), BRCA1gene rs799906 TT loci (38.7% VS 44.8%), BRCA1gene rs799917 CC loci (38.7% VS 44.4%), BRCA1gene rs799917 TT loci (15.7% VS 10.4%), BRCA1gene rs1060915 CC loci (15.5% VS 10.4%), BRCA1gene rs1060915 TT loci (39.1%VS 44.8%), BRCA1gene rs1799966 AA loci (37.7% VS 44.4%), BRCA1gene rs1799966 GG loci (15.1% VS 10.4%), BRCA1 Gene rs2070833 AA loci (3.1% VS 7.0%), BRCA1 Gene rs2070833 CC loci (56.3% VS 51.3%), BRCA1gene rs3737559 GG loci(78.5% VS 84.5%), BRCA1gene rs3737559 GA loci(19.0% VS 14.6%), BRCA1gene rs8176199 AA loci (60.5% VS 64.6%), BRCA1gene rs8176318 GG loci (38.4% VS 43.4%), BRCA1gene rs8176318 TT loci (15.1% VS 10.6%), BRCA1gene rs8176323 CC loci (38.6% VS 43.9%), BRCA1gene rs8176323 GG loci (15.2% VS10.5%), BRCA1gene rs11655505 AA loci (14.9% VS 10.4%), BRCA1gene rs11655505 GG loci (39.1% VS 44.8%) had a difference at the accident rate between recurrence and metastasis group and non-(recurrence and metastasis) group, but the frequencies of genotypes in the (recurrence and metastasis) group and non-(recurrence and metastasis) group were similar, there was no statistical significant correlation between the SNP genotype of the BRCA1 gene and the recurrence and metastasis risk of TNBC (P>0.05). ConclusionsThere were higher recurrence and metastasis (41.79%) in total 280 cases breast cancer patients with TNBC in Beijing area; breast cancer patients with TNBC in Beijing area had a unique clinical feature no matter at clinical stage, vascular tumor thrombus, tumor size and lymph node metastasis or the expression of 15 BRCA1 gene SNP loci, those data may provide some information for clinical staff for TBNC treatment.

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