Table 3.
Clinical trials of breast ctDNA-based ctDNA-based MRD detection
Trial registration | Study Status | Design | Study type | Intervention/observational model | Country | Pt number | ctDNA detection method | Study outcomes | Refs. |
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NCT04920708 | Recruiting | Randomized | Interventional | Parallel Assignment | UK | 324 | – | Assessing the progression-free survival (PFS) in advanced ER + /HER2- BC patients carrying identifiable mutations and exhibiting high levels of ctDNA after two weeks of CDK4/6 inhibitor/fulvestrant treatment, aiming to contrast the PFS among those randomly assigned to receive palbociclib/fulvestrant/ipatasertib with those receiving the standard palbociclib-fulvestrant treatment | [147] |
NCT05858242 | Recruiting | – | Observational | Cohort | China | 1000–1050 | plasma ctDNA polygene methylation test |
• Identifying the ctDNA methylation targets that are specific to BC • Examine the use of postoperative ctDNA methylation in assessing the prognostic value of BC surgery and subsequent surveillance |
[148] |
NCT06087120 | Recruiting | – | Observational | Cohort | Vietnam | – | PCR based techniques |
determine the prevalence and evolution of ctDNA in cancer patients' blood samples before, during, and following neoadjuvant therapy Examining how pCR response in neo-adjuvant therapy relates to ctDNA expression on MRI imaging |
[149] |
NCT03079011 | Active, not recruiting | Randomized | Interventional | Sequential Assignment | France | 1017 | – |
• Incidence of adverse events that arise during treatment • Both progression-free and chemotherapy-free survival are possible |
[150] |
NCT05333874 | Active, not recruiting | Nonrandomized | Interventional pilot study | Single Group Assignment | United States | 34 | PCR based techniques | Levels of Detectable ctDNA | [151] |
NCT04308720 | Recruiting | – | Observational | Cohort | United States | 400 | – |
• Variations in the mutational burden and ctDNA detection rate in BC patients who show indications of regional nodal irradiation • The alteration in the percentage of patients exhibiting detectable ctDNA after treatment and three months afterward in comparison to the initial measurement • The relationship between detectable ctDNA at each specific time point and the survival period without recurrence or invasion |
[152] |
NCT05945290 | Recruiting | – | Observational | Cohort | United States | 120 | TARgeted DIgital Sequencing (TARDIS) and Quality Assessment (QA) assay | Variation in the levels of tumor-specific circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) | [153] |
NCT05770531 | Recruiting | Randomized | Interventional | Parallel Assignment | United States | 120 | – | PFS and OS | [154] |
NCT04354064 | Recruiting | – | Observational | Cohort | United States | 3362 | – | Freedom from progression and Overall survival (OS) | [155] |
NCT04872608 | Withdrawn | N/A | Interventional | Single Group Assignment | United States | – | – | The recommended dose for phase 2 (RP2D) of onapristone ER | [156] |
NCT04768426 | Recruiting | N/A | Interventional | Single Group Assignment | United States | 25 | next-generation sequencing | Initial ctDNA detection levels, ctDNA levels, tumor genomic feature correlation, overall survival (OS), and relapse-free survival | [157] |
NCT03318263 | Completed | N/A | Interventional | Single Group Assignment | France | 146 | NGS |
• Incidence of mutations in ESR1 • Incidence of PIK3CA and AKT1 mutations • Prevalence of mutations in AKT1, PIK3CA, and ESR1 in patients with and without endocrine resistance at enrollment • The frequency of AKT1, PIK3CA, and ESR1 mutations in patients depending on whether they underwent monotherapy or a combination of treatments • Prevalence of mutations from the initiation of treatment until the end of the follow-up period or progression in other noteworthy genes within the panel • Mutations in AKT1, PIK3CA, and ESR1 can be used to predict survival without progression |
[158] |
NCT05099978 | Recruiting | – | Observational | Cohort | Japan and Malaysia | 506 | NGS |
• Percentage of patients among all examination cases that had one or more genetic abnormalities • To report the concordance rate, the genomic anomalies of the tumor tissue and ctDNA will be merged |
[159] |
NCT03145961 | Active, not recruiting | Randomized | Interventional | Parallel Assignment | United Kingdom | 208 | – |
12 months after the positive ctDNA finding Positive ctDNA detection after a full year The lack of observable ctDNA or any sign of disease recurrence after six months (24 weeks) from the commencement of pembrolizumab treatment |
[160] |
NCT05428709 | Terminated | N/A | Interventional | Single Group Assignment | United States | 3 | – | Changes in TGF-β, VEGF-A, S1P, TSP-1, and ctDNA levels | [161] |
NCT04567420 | RECRUITING | Randomized | Interventional | Parallel Assignment | United States | 100 | – |
Clinically obvious metastatic or local BC is associated with positive ctDNA findings Examine if a positive ctDNA result indicates a clinical recurrence |
[162] |
NCT03947736 | – | – | Observational | Cohort | China | 200 | ddPCR, and NGS |
• Investigation of the correlation between the abundance of a particular mutation or plasma HER2 amplification and imaging evaluation in Individuals diagnosed with metastatic or recurrent BC • Examine the extent to which plasma HER2 ctDNA can predict therapy efficacy for recurrent or metastatic BC |
[163] |
NCT05814224 | Recruiting | N/A | Interventional | Single Group Assignment | Italy | 164 | – |
• Luminal BC therapy response is tracked by liquid biopsy • miRNA/ctDNA-based surveillance • Time to Progression (TTP), and PFS |
[164] |
NCT05625087 | Recruiting | Randomized | Interventional | Parallel Assignment | France | 162 | – |
• Survival without progression and the overall survival rate of the entire study group • To validate that individuals who were randomly assigned and had residual PIK3CA on their ctDNA had worse outcomes than patients who were not randomly assigned |
[165] |
NCT03017573 | Recruiting | N/A | Interventional | Single Group Assignment | France | 700 | – |
• Relationship between baseline clinic biological characteristics and the molecular/immunological profile of the tumor • Correlation between the immune system, de novo ctDNA mutations, and ctDNA levels |
[166] |
NCT03285412 | Recruiting | Randomized | Interventional | Parallel Assignment | United States | 120 | – | ctDNA clearance | [167] |
NCT05050890 | – | – | Observational | Cohort | Brazil | 38 | – |
• ctDNA concentration • Change from the beginning of the neoadjuvant treatment until the end of the ctDNA |
[168] |
NCT02546232 | Active, not recruiting | Randomized | Interventional | Parallel Assignment | Norway | 196 | – |
Cohorts I and II exhibit varying degrees of pathologic complete response (pCR), partial response (PR), complete response (CR), progressive disease (PD), and stable disease (SD) in treatment response Circulating tumor-DNA in plasma |
[169] |
NCT04256941 | Completed | Randomized | Interventional | Parallel Assignment | United States | 4 | scatter plots |
• ESR1 mutant allele fraction (MAF) and dynamics of circulating tumor deoxyribonucleic acid (ctDNA) • Prevalence of Estrogen Receptor 1 (ESR1) mutation emergence • Alterations in the tumor marker CA 15–3 cancer antigens • OS and PFS |
[170] |
NCT01957332 | ACTIVE, NOT RECRUITING | N/A | Interventional | Single Group Assignment | Netherlands | 217 | – | Linkage between imaging, molecular analysis, and subsequent data with the analysis of DNA, miRNA, peptides, and RNA | [171] |