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. 2020 Feb 12;8:15. doi: 10.1186/s40478-020-0892-2

Table 2.

Key characteristics of hypermutated gliomas

Tumor # pre vs post TMZ IDH1 status TMB Msh2 Msh6 Mlh1 Pms2 MMR mutations (AF) pattern of MMR IHC loss
1 post WT > 50.0 lost lost retained retained

MSH2 stop gain (14.8%)

MSH2 stop gain (9.7%)

homogeneous
2 post WT 67.8 lost lost retained retained MSH2 stop gain (33.0%) homogeneous
3 post mut 108.7 retained lost retained retained

MSH6 stop gain (26.1%)

MSH6 frameshift (16.6%)

homogeneous
4 post mut 65.0 retained retained lost lost

PMS2 missense (7.2%)

MLH1 copy loss

heterogeneous
5 post mut 27.0 lost lost retained retained

MSH2 splice variant (37.8%)

MSH2 stop gain (7.7%)

homogeneous
6 post WT 58.0 lost lost retained retained

MSH6 stop gain (27.5%)

MSH6 missense (29.4%)

heterogeneous
7 post mut 70.5 lost lost retained retained MSH2 stop gain (74.0%) heterogeneous
8 post mut 20.8 lost lost retained retained

PMS1 missense (32.5%)

MSH6 missense (11.2%)

heterogeneous
9 post WT 29.5 retained retained retained retained ATM splice variant (10.5%) none

Tumor # corresponds to each specimen listed in Additional file 1: Table S1. TMB tumor mutation burden; AF allelic fraction; IHC immunohistochemistry