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. 2020 May 8;25(7):e1060–e1069. doi: 10.1634/theoncologist.2019-0904

Table 2.

Molecular aberrations in advanced gynecologic malignancies

Aberrations n (%)
TP53 42 (20.10)
KRAS 14 (6.70)
PIK3CA 11 (5.26)
PIK3R1 9 (4.31)
ATR 8 (3.83)
PTEN 8 (3.83)
BRCA1 6 (2.87)
NF1 4 (1.91)
NOTCH1 4 (1.91)
POLE 4 (1.91)
APC 3 (1.44)
ARID1A 3 (1.44)
ATM 3 (1.44)
CDH1 3 (1.44)
FBXW7 3 (1.44)
MAP2K1 3 (1.44)
PTCH1 3 (1.44)
RB1 3 (1.44)
TSC1 3 (1.44)
TSC2 3 (1.44)
BRAF 2 (0.96)
CDK12 2 (0.96)
ERBB3 2 (0.96)
FANCA 2 (0.96)
FANCI 2 (0.96)
FGFR1 2 (0.96)
KIT 2 (0.96)
MET 2 (0.96)
MLH1 2 (0.96)
MSH2 2 (0.96)
MYC 2 (0.96)
NBN 2 (0.96)
NOTCH2 2 (0.96)
NOTCH3 2 (0.96)
NTRK2 2 (0.96)
PMS2 2 (0.96)
RAD50 2 (0.96)
RAD51C 2 (0.96)
SETD2 2 (0.96)
AKT1 1 (0.48)
ATRX 1 (0.48)
BRCA2 1 (0.48)
CCND1 1 (0.48)
CCND2 1 (0.48)
CCND3 1 (0.48)
CDKN2A 1 (0.48)
CHEK1 1 (0.48)
CHEK2 1 (0.48)
DDR2 1 (0.48)
FGFR2 1 (0.48)
FGFR4 1 (0.48)
IDH1 1 (0.48)
MAPK1 1 (0.48)
MED12 1 (0.48)
MSH6 1 (0.48)
MTOR 1 (0.48)
NF2 1 (0.48)
NTRK1 1 (0.48)
PALB2 1 (0.48)
PDGFRA 1 (0.48)
PPP2R1A 1 (0.48)
PTPN11 1 (0.48)
RET 1 (0.48)
RNF43 1 (0.48)
SLX4 1 (0.48)
SMAD4 1 (0.48)
SMARCA4 1 (0.48)
SMARCB1 1 (0.48)
STK11 1 (0.48)
TERT 1 (0.48)
Total 209 (100)