Встречаемость мутаций в генах BRCA1 и BRCA2 у больных раком поджелудочной железы

Мутации в генах BRCA1 и BRCA2 могут играть роль в формировании риска рака поджелудочной железы (РПЖ), однако критерии включения пациентов в BRCA-диагностику остаются неясными. Присутствие повторяющейся мутации BRCA1 5382insC анализировалось у 150 больных РПЖ, при этом выявлено 2 носителя упомянутого аллеля. Полный анализ кодирующей области гена BRCA2 выполнен у 8 пациентов, обнаружен 1 дефектный вариант (BRCA2 5197_5198delTC). Все 3 больных с мутацией имели собственный или семейный анамнез BRCA-ассоциированных онкологических заболеваний. Таким образом, BRCA-тестирование случаев РПЖ целесообразно ограничить только теми пациентами, у которых имеются клинические признаки наследственного характера заболевания

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