Table 2:
DNA source for genotyping | Genotyping technology used | Biomarker sampling frequency (n=760) | Mutation frequency | |
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KRAS | Plasma* | BEAMing | 503 (66%) | 349/503 (69%) |
Archival tumour tissue | BEAMing | 239 (31%) | 140/239 (59%) | |
Archival tumour tissue | Historical† | 729 (96%) | 430/729 (59%) | |
PIK3CA | Plasma* | BEAMing | 503 (66%) | 84/503 (17%) |
Archival tumour tissue | BEAMing | 236 (31%) | 29/236 (12%) | |
BRAF | Plasma* | BEAMing | 502 (66%) | 17/502 (3%) |
Archival tumour tissue | BEAMing | 269 (35%) | 4/269 (1%) |
Data are n (%) or n/N (%). Biomarker sampling frequency is the proportion of patients in CORRECT for whom mutation data were generated; for some patients, DNA samples were of insufficient quality or quantity to examine all three genes. Mutation frequency is the proportion of patients in CORRECT with mutation data who were identified as having a mutation in the specified gene.
Plasma samples were collected at the time of enrolment in CORRECT and before treatment with study drug.
Historical KRAS mutation data were generated before the start of the CORRECT trial using unknown testing technology and were reported to the study sponsor at the time of enrolment.