Colorectal Cancer
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2005.
World J Gastroenterol. Oct 7, 2005; 11(37): 5770-5776
Published online Oct 7, 2005. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v11.i37.5770
Table 1 Classification of colorectal cancer families, frequencies of pathogenic mutations in hMLH1 and hMSH2 genes and MSI phenotype
Clinical criteriaNumber of familieshMLH1 mutationsMSH2 mutationsMSI-HMSSMSI untyped
Amsterdam I56171542131
Amsterdam II1122272
Bethesda375062011
HNPCC-like38003205
Total1322417536019
Table 2 hMSH6 mutations in Spanish HNPCC families
FamilyClinicalcriteriaDx agedindex patient (y)No. of tumorsin the familyExon/intronNucleotidechangeAmino acidchangePredictedconsequenceNfdhtdata base
3Bethesda421E, 1G, 1M, 1H, 1F, and 1AEx. 8c.3725 G > TR1242LInconclusiveNo
11HNPCC-like581G, 2C, and 1BEx. 4c.2319 C > TL773LInconclusiveNo
68Bethesda291L, and 1CEx. 4c.1164 C > TH388HInconclusiveNo
Ex. 4c.2272 C>TL758L
81HNPCC-like504CInt. 5c.3439?6 C > TNAInconclusiveNo
94Amsterdam II453 P, 2E, 1G, and 3CEx. 4c.2633 T > CV878APathogenicYes
100Amsterdam II544C, 1P, and 3GEx. 4c.706 C > TQ236XTruncationNo
73Amsterdam292SM, 1G, 3C, and 1LEx. 4c.2633 T > CV878APathogenicYes
121HNPCC-like583C, 1G, and 1BInt. 5c.3439?6 C > TNAInconclusiveNo
138Bethesda432C and 1 ureter in the same patientEx. 4c.1677 C > TC559CInconclusiveNo
Table 3 hMSH6 polymorphisms in Spanish HNPCC families
LocationNucleotidechangeAminoacid changePreviouslyreportedFrequency1
Exon 1116 G→AG 39 EYes0.40
Exon 2276 A→GP 92 PYes0.38
Exon 3540 T→CD 180 DYes0.24
Exon 4642 C→TY 214 YYes0.25
Table 4 Molecular alterations of tumors from persons carrying mutations of hMSH6 gene
Family/memberTumor typeMSI statusImmunohistochemistry
hMSH6 mutationOther MMR gene mutation
MLH1MSH2MSH6
3/270CRCMSI-HPPPR1242LV716M (hMLH1)
11/310CRCMSI-HPPPL773LNO
68/675CRCMSSPPPH388H and L758LNO
73/5263 CRCsMSI-HPPNV878ANO
81/757CRCMSSPPPc.3439?6 C > TK618A (hMLH1)
94/854UTEROMSI-HPPNV878AK618A (hMLH1)
100/940CRCMSSPPNQ236XNO
121/1041CRCMSSNDNDNDc.3439?6 C > TNO
138/11652 CRCsMSI-HPPPC559CP350P (hMLH1)