Table 1.
Clinical association of TACC3 alterations in different cancers.
| Type of cancer | Clinical association | Level of association | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breast cancer | High TACC3 – associated with stage, grade and worse overall survival | Protein & mRNA | [11,67] |
| Prostate cancer | High TACC3 – associated with metastasis status, tumor stage, total prostate–specific antigen (PSA) level, and Gleason score, and worse disease–free survival | mRNA, protein | [26,67] |
| NSCLC | High TACC3 – associated with differentiation, stage, grade, histologic type, smoking status and worse recurrence–free and overall survival | mRNA and protein | [87,88,96] |
| Osteosarcoma | High TACC3 – associated with worse metastasis–free survival | Protein | [90] |
| Gastric cancer | High TACC3 – associated with extracapsular extension of the tumor, tumor relapse and worse overall survival | mRNA, protein | [30,67] |
| Lymphoma | High TACC3 – associated with worse overall survival | Protein | [93] |
| Cervical cancer | High TACC3 – associated with tumor histological type, nerve invasion, differentiation, parametrium invasion, Ki-67, overall, disease–free and recurrence–free survival | Protein | [85] |
| Renal cancer | High TACC3 – associated with worse overall survival | mRNA | [89] |
| Esophageal squamous cell carcinoma |
High TACC3 – associated with differentiation, lymphoid nodal status and worse overall survival | Protein | [91] |
| Head and neck cancer | High TACC3 – associated with worse overall survival | mRNA | [11] |
| Colorectal cancer | High TACC3 – associated with clinical stage, T classification and M classification, worse overall and disease–free survival | Protein | [29] |
| Glioma | High TACC3 – associated with worse overall survival | mRNA | [38] |
| FGFR3-TACC3 – associated with better overall survival | mRNA | [104] | |
| Bladder cancer | FGFR3-TACC3 – associated witha stronger risk of bladder cancer, especially for women | Gene | [95] |
| Hepatocellular cancer | High TACC3 – associated with worse overall and disease–free survival | Protein | [92] |