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. 2019 Jun 4;7(7):e00781. doi: 10.1002/mgg3.781

Table 1.

Clinico‐pathological characteristics of the six study participants

ID Gender Age at Diagnosis
(years)
MMR germline Sebaceous Lesion Site MMR IHC status Cancer history Smoking history
Individuals without Lynch syndrome
31001 M 64 None Adenoma R cheek Normal expression None Former
20−38 years (infrequently)
44001 M 55 None Adenoma L temple Normal expression Skin cancer Former
17−25 years
67001 M 70 None Adenoma L neck Normal expression Prostate (60 years); Melanoma (65 years) Former (infrequently at school)
Individuals with Lynch syndrome
10101 M 50 MSH2
c.892C > T
p.Gln298Ter
Adenoma R nasal tip MSH2/MSH6 loss Colon (44 years); Ileocolon (54 years) Former
10−48 years (Heavy)
00011 M 50 MSH2
c.2131C > T
p.Arg711Ter
Carcinoma thigh MSH2/MSH6 loss Melanomas (50, 53, 60 years) No
04001 F 64 MSH2
c.2131C > T
p.Arg711Ter
Carcinoma back MSH2/MSH6 loss Renal pelvis (60 years); Colon (62 years); breast (70 years) Current
30−64 years (moderate)

Age at diagnosis of lesion tested by whole exome sequencing; Gender: M = Male, F = Female; Site: L = left, R = Right side of body; MMR = mismatch repair; normal expression = normal and retained expression of all four MMR proteins tested (MMR‐proficiency), MSH2/MSH6 loss = loss of expression of MSH2 and MSH6 proteins with retained/normal expression of MLH1 and PMS2 proteins (MMR‐deficiency).