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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 30.
Published in final edited form as: Sci Transl Med. 2013 Jan 9;5(167):167ra4. doi: 10.1126/scitranslmed.3004952

Table 2.

Genetic characteristics of ovarian and endometrial cancers. The frequencies of the commonly mutated genes in ovarian and endometrial cancers are listed.

Tissue Type Subtype Somatically mutated genes (frequency) Reference
Ovarian Epithelial High-grade serous TP53 (96%) (29)
CSMD3 (6%) (29)
FAT3 (6%) (29)
BRCA1 (3%) (29)
BRCA2 (3%) (29)
Endometrioid TP53 (68%) (32)
ARID1A (30%) (32)
CTNNB1 (26%) (32)
PTEN (17%) (32)
PIK3CA (15%) (32)
KRAS (10%) (32)
PPP2R1A (11%) (32)
CDKN2A (12%) (32)
BRAF (8%) (32)
Clear cell ARID1A (57%) (30)
PIK3CA (40%) (30)
PPP2R1A (7%) (30)
KRAS (4.7%) (30)
Low-grade serous BRAF (38%) (31)
KRAS (19%) (31)
Mucinous TP53 (56%) (32)
KRAS (40%) (32)
PPP2R1A (33%) (32)
CDKN2A (16%) (32)
PTEN (11%) (32)
Endometrial Type I: endometrioid Endometrioid PTEN (64%) Current study
PIK3CA (59%) Current study
ARID1A (55%) Current study
CTNNB1 (32%) Current study
MLL2 (32%) Current study
FBXW7 (27%) Current study
RNF43 (27%) Current study
APC (23%) Current study
FGFR2 (18%) Current study
KRAS (9%) Current study
PIK3R1 (9%) Current study
EGFR (14%) Current study
AKT1 (5%) Current study
NRAS (5%) Current study
TP53 (5%) Current study
Type II: non-endometrioid Papillary serous TP53 (82%) (35)
PIK3CA (24%) (35)
FBXW7 (20%) (35)
PPP2R1A (18%) (35)
Clear cell TP53 (45%) (32)
PPP2R1A (33%) (32)
PIK3CA (29%) (32)
PTEN (13%) (32)
PIK3R1 (9%) (32)
KRAS (5%) (32)