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Clinical Study

FGFR genes mutation is an independent prognostic factor and associated with lymph node metastasis in squamous non-small cell lung cancer

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Pages 1108-1116 | Received 05 Mar 2018, Accepted 20 May 2018, Published online: 07 Nov 2018

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Table 1. FGFR mutations identified in 143 patients with squamous lung cell cancer.

Figure 1. Alignment of altered amino acids encoded by the mutations observed in FGFRs.

Somatic mutations are represented by red circles, germline mutations are represented by green circles, and the purple circle indicates the FGFR3-A500 mutation detected in the paired tumor and adjacent tissues of sample 13 but only observed in the tumor tissues of sample 14. Mutations marked with an asterisk are potentially pathogenic sites (predicted as damaging sites by both SIFT and Polyphen2). The vertical axis represents the frequency of the mutation. FGFR2-S290C and FGFR3-S249C are hotspot mutation in squamous lung cancer samples which also be found in TCGA SQCC samples.
Figure 1. Alignment of altered amino acids encoded by the mutations observed in FGFRs.

Table 2. Clinicopathological features of lung squamous cell carcinoma patients harboring FGFR mutations.

Figure 2. FGFR genes mutation status and overall (OS) and disease-free survival (DFS) in SCC patients.

(a)/(c) Patients (10/140) with an FGFR somatic mutation (red curve) had significantly worse DFS and OS compared with patients with no FGFR somatic mutation (green curve). (b)/(d) Patients (24/140) with any FGFR mutation (red curve) had significantly worse OS and FGFR mutations exhibited a trend in OS compared with patients with no FGFR mutation (green curve).
Figure 2. FGFR genes mutation status and overall (OS) and disease-free survival (DFS) in SCC patients.
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