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. 2022 Mar 10;14(6):1434. doi: 10.3390/cancers14061434

Table 3.

Pathogenic/likely pathogenic variants (PV/LPV) in nonBRCA HBOC genes among all 170 consecutive advanced non-mucinous EOC patients.

Group/Subgroup
No. of Patients
PV/LPV
(No.)
Patients with
PV/LPV
(No., %)
Germline
PV/LPV
(No.)
Patients with Germline
PV/LPV
(No., %)
Somatic
PV/LPV
(No.)
Patients with Somatic
PV/LPV
(No., %)
PV/LPV with Unknown Origin *
(No.)
Patients with
PV/LPV with Unknown Origin *
(No., %)
Entire study group.
170
13 11 (6.4%) 4 *** 3 (1.7%) 6 **** 5 (2.9%) 3 ***** 3 (1.7%)
1. patients with unsuccessful tumor genotyping **
6
0 0 0 0 NA NA NA NA
2. patient with successful tumor and germline genotyping
132
10 8 (6.0%) 4 *** 3 (2.2%) 6 **** 5 (3.8%) 0 0
3. non-responders
32
3 3 (9.3%) NA NA NA NA 3 ***** 3 (9.3%)

%—percent of patients within the group/sub-group: PV/LPV—pathogenic/likely pathogenic variants; *—PV/LPV with unknown origin were found in patients that did not refer to genetic counseling and confirmatory germline testing; **—among 6 patients with unsuccessful tumor genotyping, no PV/LPV was found by germline genotyping (Scheme 1); ***—germline PV/LPV in RAD51C, ATM, BRIP1, and CHEK2; ****—somatic PV/LPV in NF1 (5 variants), and in BARD1 (1 variant), one somatic PV/LPV in the NF1 gene was found in patient harboring at the same time germline PV/LPV in the BRCA1 gene and two somatic PV/LPV in NF1 were found in one patient (Tables S1 and S2); *****—one in RAD51C, one in BRIP1 and one in PTEN found in non-responders to genetic counseling/testing (Scheme 1); NA—not applicable.