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. 2024 Feb 29;36(1):90–102. doi: 10.21147/j.issn.1000-9604.2024.01.09

Table S2. Summary of genomic characteristics of GEPNEC patients undergone target NGS.

Year Author (ref.) N (n)* Primary site (N) N %
LCNEC Panel TP53 RB1 KRAS BRAF APC CTNNB1 CDKN2A PI3KCA ERBB2
GEPENC, gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine carcinoma; NGS, next-generation sequencing; MiNEN, mixed neuroendocrine-non-neuroendocrine neoplasia; LCNEC, large-cell NEC; WES, whole-exome sequencing. *, N means numbers of the total GEPNEC samples, n referred to the MiNEN mentioned in the cohort (if accessible) in the study; , numbers of LCNEC patients; §, Puccini et al. and Busico et al. have not provided the relative proportions of NEC among the G3 NEN; , Venizelos et al. have included 29 G3 NET into the total 181 patients.
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2012 Karkouche R ( 1) 12 (8) Colorectum 12 33 17
2017 Scardoni M ( 2) 6 (−) Stomach 83 17 17 0
2015 Sahnane N ( 3) 89 (36) Esophagus (6), stomach (36),
duodenum (4), colorectum (37),
gallbladder (3), pancreas (3)
40 17 7
2016 Olevian DC. ( 4) 29 (−) Colorectum 17 59
2016 Bergsland EK ( 5) 123 Pancreas 192 18 10 7 3 21
2016 Bergsland EK ( 5) 92 Colon 192 59 34 37 47 5
2016 Bergsland EK ( 5) 59 Others: (esophagus,
stomach, small intestine)
192 49 29 3 8 25
2016 Vijayvergia.N ( 6) 23 (4) Colon (9), pancreas (4),
small intestine (1), others (9)
50 57 9 30 13 22 22
2017 Makuuchi R ( 7) 6 Stomach 35 100 17 17 0 17
2017 Woischke C ( 8) 15 (10) Colorectum 11 50 100 30 90 20 80 40
2018 Takizawa N ( 9) 25 Colorectum 16 21 8 4 4
2018 Moritz J ( 10) 19 Colorectum (MiNEN) 32 53 5 21 37 16 0 5
2018 Moritz J ( 10) 8 Colorectum (NEC) 7 32 63 0 25 25 63 0 0
2018 Konukiewitz B ( 11) 12 Pancreas 9 409 67 33 42 8 8 0 8 8 8
2019 Shamir ER ( 12 25 (−) Colorectum 479 38 58 63 63
2019 Chen LH ( 13) 83 Colorectum 66 17 37 20 60
2019 Dizdar L ( 14) 15 GEPNEC 47
2020 Krishnamurthy K ( 15) 2 GEPNEC 126 56 0 44
2020 Tanaka H ( 16) 44 Pancreas 17 55 49
2020 Busico A ( 17) 39 § GEP 50 59 3 10 8 5
2020 Puccini A ( 18) 135 § GEP 592 51 11 29 5 27 7
2021 Koh J ( 19) 13 Stomach (MiNEN) 12 170 69 0 0 8 31 8
2021 Koh J ( 19) 8 Stomach (NEC) 6 170 88 13 0 0 0 13
2021 Ishida S (MiNEN) ( 20) 6 Stomach 6 WES 67 0 0 33 17
2021 Ishida S (NEC) ( 20) 7 Stomach 4 WES 62 14 14 14 0
2021 Liu F ( 21) 15 Gallbladder 10 WES 73 27 0 0 27 0
2021 deBitter T ( 22) 9 (6) Gallbladder 5 523 77 33 11 11 33 0 0 0
2022 Venizelos A ( 23) 181 GEP/Unknown 360 64 14 22 20 28 6 3
2021 Lee SM ( 24) 30 Colorectum 18 382 43 47 53 23 37 0 3 10 7
2022 Yachida ( 25) 54 GEP 26
2022 Wu ( 26) 143 GEP WES 89 25 8 18