Brief Article
Copyright ©2014 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Gastroenterol. Jan 7, 2014; 20(1): 204-213
Published online Jan 7, 2014. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v20.i1.204
Table 1 Patients with familial colorectal or Lynch-associated cancers included in the study
Patients with CRC (fulfilling Amsterdam II and/or Bethesda criteria)Patients with family history of CRC and personal history of colorectal polyposis or of cancer in the Lynch syndrome tumor spectrumPatients with Lynch syndrome (with identified MMR mutation or variant of unknown significance)
Total number of patients120581132
MSI5013132
MSS37160
Unknown33290
Revised Bethesda criteria9717132
MSI384132
MSS3130
Unknown28100
Amsterdam II criteria4115ND
MSI144
MSS143
Unknown138
First-degree relatives with CRC2313ND
MSI123
MSS63
Unknown57
Polyps (> 10 polyps)000
Polyps ( ≤ 10 polyps) at age < 50 +/- first-degree relatives with polyps, MUTYH-negative041ND
MSI9
MSS13
Unknown19
Table 2 Conditional maximum likelihood estimation of the associations between UNC5C variants and risk for colorectal cancer n (%)
Type of cancerPatients mut/totalControls mut/totalOR (95%CI)P value
Variant A628K1
Familial CRCs without MMR mutations0/120 (0.00)2/1121 (0.18)NANA
Familial CRCs or Lynch-associated cancers without MMR mutations1/178 (0.56)2/1121 (0.18)3.2 (0.29-35.05)0.348
Familial CRCs or Lynch-associated cancers with or without MMR mutations3/310 (0.97)2/1121 (0.18)5.5 (0.91-32.87)0.063
Sporadic CRCs (ASTERISK)4/1023 (0.39)2/1121 (0.18)2.2 (0.40-12.02)0.364
Familial and sporadic CRCs7/1333 (0.53)2/1121 (0.18)3.0 (0.61-14.25)0.177
Variants R603C, T617I, A628K, or Q630E2
Familial CRCs without MMR mutations2/120 (1.67)37/4300 (0.86)2.0 (0.47-8.20)0.3613
Familial CRCs or Lynch-associated cancers without MMR mutations3/178 (1.69)37/4300 (0.86)2.0 (0.60-6.47)0.2613
Familial CRCs or Lynch-associated cancers with or without MMR mutations5/310 (1.61)37/4300 (0.86)1.9 (0.74-4.84)0.1853