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The Molecular Taxonomy of Primary Prostate Cancer

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Abeshouse, AdamAhn, JaeilAkbani, RehanAlly, AdrianAmin, SamirkumarAndry, Christopher D.Annala, MattiAprikian, ArmenArmenia, JoshuaArora, ArshiAuman, J. ToddBalasundaram, MirunaBalu, SaianandBarbieri, Christopher E.Bauer, ThomasBenz, Christopher C.Bergeron, AlainBeroukhim, RameenBerrios, MarioBivol, AdrianBodenheimer, TomBoice, LoriBootwalla, Moiz S.dos Reis, Rodolfo BorgesBoutros, Paul C.Bowen, JayBowlby, ReanneBoyd, JeffreyBradley, Robert K.Breggia, AnneBrimo, FadiBristow, Christopher A.Brooks, DeniseBroom, Bradley M.Bryce, Alan H.Bubley, GlennBurks, EricButterfield, Yaron S. N.Button, MichaelCanes, DavidCarlotti, Carlos G.Carlsen, RebeccaCarmel, MichelCarroll, Peter R.Carter, Scott L.Cartun, RichardCarver, Brett S.Chan, June M.Chang, Matthew T.Chen, YuCherniack, Andrew D.Chevalier, SimoneChin, LyndaCho, JuokChu, AndyChuah, EricChudamani, SudhaCibulskis, KristianCiriello, GiovanniClarke, AmandaCooperberg, Matthew R.Corcoran, Niall M.Costello, Anthony J.Cowan, JanetCrain, DanielCurley, ErinDavid, KerstinDemchok, John A.Demichelis, FrancescaDhalla, NoreenDhir, RajivDoueik, AlexandreDrake, BettinaDvinge, HeidiDyakova, NatalyaFelau, InaFerguson, Martin L.Frazer, ScottFreedland, StephenFu, YaoGabriel, Stacey B.Gao, JianjiongGardner, JohannaGastier-Foster, Julie M.Gehlenborg, NilsGerken, MarkGerstein, Mark B.Getz, GadGodwin, Andrew K.Gopalan, AnuradhaGraefen, MarkusGraim, KileyGribbin, ThomasGuin, RanabirGupta, ManaswiHadjipanayis, AngelaHaider, SyedHamel, LucieHayes, D. NeilHeiman, David I.Hess, JulianHoadley, Katherine A.Holbrook, Andrea H.Holt, Robert A.Holway, AntoniaHovens, Christopher M.Hoyle, Alan P.Huang, MeiHutter, Carolyn M.Ittmann, MichaelIype, LisaJefferys, Stuart R.Jones, Corbin D.Jones, Steven J. M.Juhl, HartmutKahles, AndreKane, Christopher J.Kasaian, KatayoonKerger, MichaelKhurana, EktaKim, JaegilKlein, Robert J.Kucherlapati, RajuLacombe, LouisLadanyi, MarcLai, Phillip H.Laird, Peter W.Lander, Eric S.Latour, MathieuLawrence, Michael S.Lau, KevinLeBien, TuckerLee, DarleneLee, SeminLehmann, Kjong-VanLeraas, Kristen M.Leshchiner, IgnatyLeung, RobertLibertino, John A.Lichtenberg, Tara M.Lin, PeiLinehan, W. MarstonLing, ShiyunLippman, Scott M.Liu, JiaLiu, WenbinLochovsky, LucasLoda, MassimoLogothetis, ChristopherLolla, LaxmiLongacre, TeriLu, YilingLuo, JianhuaMa, YussanneMahadeshwar, Harshad S.Mallery, DavidMariamidze, ArmazMarra, Marco A.Mayo, MichaelMcCall, ShannonMcKercher, GinetteMeng, ShaowuMes-Masson, Anne-MarieMerino, Maria J.Meyersson, MatthewMieczkowski, Piotr A.Mills, Gordon B.Shaw, Kenna R. MillsMinner, SarahMoinzadeh, AlirezaMoore, Richard A.Morris, ScottMorrison, CarlMose, Lisle E.Mungall, Andrew J.Murray, Bradley A.Myers, Jerome B.Naresh, RashiNelson, JoelNelson, Mark A.Nelson, Peter S.Newton, YuliaNoble, Michael S.Noushmehr, HoutanNykter, MattiPantazi, AngelikiParfenov, MichaelPark, Peter J.Parker, Joel S.Paulauskis, JosephPenny, RobertPerou, Charles M.Piche, AlainPihl, ToddPinto, Peter A.Prandi, DavideProtopopov, AlexeiRamirez, Nilsa C.Rao, ArvindRathmell, W. KimrynRaetsch, GunnarRen, XiaojiaReuter, Victor E.Reynolds, Sheila M.Rhie, Suhn K.Rieger-Christ, KimberlyRoach, JeffreyRobertson, A. GordonRobinson, BrianRubin, Mark A.Saad, FredSadeghi, SaraSaksena, GordonSaller, CharlesSalner, AndrewSanchez-Vega, FranciscoSander, ChrisSandusky, GeorgeSauter, GuidoSboner, AndreaScardino, Peter T.Scarlata, EleonoraSchein, Jacqueline E.Schlomm, ThorstenSchmidt, Laura S.Schultz, NikolausSchumacher, Steven E.Seidman, JonathanNeder, LucianoSeth, SahilSharp, AlexisShelton, CandaceShelton, TroyShen, HuiShen, RonglaiSherman, MarkSheth, MargiShi, YanShih, JuliannShmulevich, IlyaSimko, JeffrySimon, RonaldSimons, Janae V.Sipahimalani, PayalSkelly, TaraSofia, Heidi J.Soloway, Matthew G.Song, XingzhiSorcini, AndreaSougnez, CarrieStepa, SergheiStewart, ChipStewart, JohnStuart, Joshua M.Sullivan, Travis B.Sun, CharlieSun, HuandongTam, AngelaTan, DonghuiTang, JiabinTarnuzzer, RoyTarvin, KatherineTaylor, Barry S.Teebagy, PatrickTenggara, ImeldaTetu, BernardTewari, AshutoshThiessen, NinaThompson, TimothyThorne, Leigh B.Tirapelli, Daniela P.Tomlins, Scott A.Trevisan, Felipe AmstaldenTroncoso, PatriciaTrue, Lawrence D.Tsourlakis, Maria ChristinaTyekucheva, SvitlanaVan Allen, EliezerVan den Berg, David J.Veluvolu, UmadeviVerhaak, RoelVocke, Cathy D.Voet, DougWan, YunhuWang, QingguoWang, WenyiWang, ZhiningWeinhold, NilsWeinstein, John N.Weisenberger, Daniel J.Wilkerson, Matthew D.Wise, LisaWitte, JohnWu, Chia-ChinWu, JunyuanWu, YeXu, Andrew W.Yadav, Shalini S.Yang, LimingYang, LixingYau, ChristinaYe, HuihuiYena, PeggyZeng, ThomasZenklusen, Jean C.Zhang, HaileiZhang, JianhuaZhang, JiashanZhang, WeiZhong, YiZhu, KelseyZmuda, Erik
Issued Date
2015-11
DOI
10.1016/j.cell.2015.10.025
URI
https://scholarworks.unist.ac.kr/handle/201301/18785
Fulltext
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0092867415013392
Citation
CELL, v.163, no.4, pp.1011 - 1025
Abstract
There is substantial heterogeneity among primary prostate cancers, evident in the spectrum of molecular abnormalities and its variable clinical course. As part of The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA), we present a comprehensive molecular analysis of 333 primary prostate carcinomas. Our results revealed a molecular taxonomy in which 74% of these tumors fell into one of seven subtypes defined by specific gene fusions (ERG, ETV1/4, and FLI1) or mutations (SPOP, FOXA1, and IDH1). Epigenetic profiles showed substantial heterogeneity, including an IDH1 mutant subset with a methylator phenotype. Androgen receptor (AR) activity varied widely and in a subtype-specific manner, with SPOP and FOXA1 mutant tumors having the highest levels of AR-induced transcripts. 25% of the prostate cancers had a presumed actionable lesion in the PI3K or MAPK signaling pathways, and DNA repair genes were inactivated in 19%. Our analysis reveals molecular heterogeneity among primary prostate cancers, as well as potentially actionable molecular defects
Publisher
CELL PRESS
ISSN
0092-8674
Keyword
ETS GENE FUSIONSACTIVE ANDROGEN RECEPTORDNA METHYLATIONRADICAL PROSTATECTOMYGENOMIC ABERRATIONSEXPRESSION PROFILESWHOLE-GENOMEMUTATIONSSPOPRECURRENCE

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