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. 2020 Jun 25;23(1):122–133. doi: 10.1093/neuonc/noaa145

Table 4.

Relationship between mutations and clinical response

Usage/Dose Best Response GCB Subtype CARD11 CD79A CD79B MYD88 ORR
320 mg PD NGC F115I WT WT WT 57% (4/7)
320 mg PR GCB D200N WT WT WT
480 mg, fasted PD GCB D224N WT WT WT
480 mg, fasted SD NGC M275I WT WT WT
480 mg, fasted PR NGC N255D WT WT WT
480 mg, fasted PR NGC E185A WT WT WT
480 mg PR NGC F130L WT WT WT
480 mg, fasted PD NGC E185A WT Y196H L265P 33% (2/6)
480 mg, fasted PD NGC E185A WT A188G/E224D L265P
480 mg, fasted PD GCB Q48* G167S/L168F Y196C/D202N L265P/K269E
480 mg, fasted SD NGC E185A WT Y196S L265P
480 mg, fasted CRu NGC C49Y WT E229K Q262*
480 mg, fasted CRu GCB E185A WT Y196H L265P

CRu, unconfirmed complete response; GCB, germinal center-B-cell; NGC, non-germinal center subtype; PR, partial response; SD, stable disease; PD, progressive disease; WT, wild type.

ORR was defined as the percentage of patients (number of patients with response/treated).