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. 2016 Nov 24;8(23):37923–37934. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.13544

Table 1. Summary of data for each biomarker-drug combination.

Biomarker – Drug combination # of studies screened (# of studies curated) Most common cancer studied (# of studies) Other cancers studied (# of studies, if ≥ 2) Overall Evidence
ERCC1 – Platinum agents 266 (85) Non-small cell lung cancer (43) Ovarian cancer (10), Esophageal cancer (5), Small-cell lung cancer (4), Squamous cell head and neck cancers (HNSCC) (3), Colorectal cancer (3), Pancreatic cancer (2), Bladder cancer (2) Consistent evidence from levels I-IV retrospective studies
MGMT – Temozolomide 366 (55) Gliomas (25) Pituitary tumors (9), Melanoma (6), Neuroendocrine tumors (2) Modest evidence from levels III-IV studies
RRM1 – Gemcitabine 131 (55) Non-small cell lung cancer (33) Pancreatic cancer (7), Breast cancer (2) Consistent evidence from levels I-IV retrospective studies
TS – 5-fluorouracil (5-FU), Capecitabine 617 (55) Colorectal cancer (27) Gastric cancer (13), esophageal cancer (5), Hepatocellular cancer (2), Pancreatic cancer (2) Modest evidence from levels III-IV studies
TUBB3 – Taxanes 61 (40) Non-small cell lung cancer (14) Breast cancer (9), Gastric cancer (7), Ovarian cancer (3) Melanoma (2) Modest evidence from levels III-IV studies
TOPO1 – Irinotecan, Topotecan 50 (11) Colorectal cancer (5) Weak evidence from few level III and IV studies
TOP2A – Anthracyclines 62 (17) Breast cancer (13) Hepatocellular carcinoma (2) Weak evidence from few level III and IV studies

Total number of studies screened and curated based on our inclusion criteria; the most commonly represented cancers for each biomarker-drug combination and the overall evidence supporting the predictive effect of each biomarker.