Genetic Counselling, Testing, and Management of Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Syndrome in India: Updated Expert Consensus Recommendations from Indian Society of Medical and Pediatric Oncology
Indian Journal of Medical and Paediatric Oncology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 3, 2025
Abstract
Introduction
Hereditary
breast
and
ovarian
cancer
(HBOC)
is
driven
by
mutations
in
BRCA1/2
related
genes.
Their
understanding
vital
to
appropriate
management
of
such
patients
at-risk
families,
including
counselling
genetic
testing.
Several
important
recent
advances
have
made
it
necessary
revise
the
previous
recommendations
we
for
India
2020.
Methods
This
consensus
document
was
developed
with
authors
as
key
experts
field.
Published
evidence,
real-world
data,
expert
interpretation
were
used
a
modified
Delphi
method
finalize
these
recommendations.
Results
Detailed
description
process
identifying
at
risk,
doing
their
counselling,
selecting
right
molecular
test,
interpreting
results,
determining
optimal
mode
action
attenuate
risk
HOBC
or
its
recurrence
been
provided
clear
lucid
manner.
Differences
between
germline
somatic
are
described.
Information
from
publicly
available
databases
fine-tune
guidelines—as
more
information
had
becomes
since
time
writing
first
guidelines.
Risk
various
types
corresponding
reduction
strategies
explained.
Conclusion
Community
oncologists
India,
SAARC
region,
other
low-
middle-income
countries
should
use
guidelines
clinical
practice
optimize
testing,
HBOC.
Language: Английский
Robust assessment of HRD genomic instability by OncoScan microarrays
Journal of Molecular Diagnostics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 1, 2025
Genomic
instability
scars
are
markers
for
detecting
homologous
recombination
deficiency
status
in
ovarian
cancer
patients
and
predicting
the
response
to
PARP
inhibitor
treatment.
Currently,
only
a
few
reliable
validated
assays
available,
with
Myriad
myChoice
CDx
being
most
commonly
used
commercial
assay
genomic
scar
score
determination;
given
need
more
straightforward,
accessible,
method
methods.
In
this
work
we
describe
feasibility
of
using
microarray
OncoScan
CNV
open-source
software
packages
quantify
scores,
development
an
open-access
online
platform
calculation.
Our
laboratory-developed
test
accurately
classified
recombination-proficient
recombination-deficient
samples
based
on
scores
derived
from
Oncoscan
assay.
Internally
evaluated
demonstrated
92%
overall
agreement
higher
sample
success
rate
compared
externally
analyzed
scores.
The
availability
HRD
determination
has
doubled
number
eligible
therapy.
can
be
conveniently
performed
individual
samples,
facilitates
without
specialized
bioinformatics
support.
Language: Английский
Homologous Recombination Deficiency (HRD) Scoring, by Means of Two Different Shallow Whole-Genome Sequencing Pipelines (sWGS), in Ovarian Cancer Patients: A Comparison with Myriad MyChoice Assay
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(23), P. 17095 - 17095
Published: Dec. 4, 2023
High-grade
serous
ovarian
cancer
(HGSOC)
patients
carrying
the
BRCA1/2
mutation
or
deficient
in
homologous
recombination
repair
system
(HRD)
generally
benefit
from
treatment
with
PARP
inhibitors.
Some
international
recommendations
suggest
that
genetic
testing
should
be
offered
for
all
newly
diagnosed
epithelial
cancer,
along
HRD
assessment.
Academic
tests
(ATs)
are
continuously
under
development,
order
to
break
down
barriers
encounter
accessing
testing.
Two
different
methods
shallow
whole-genome
sequencing
(sWGS)
were
compared
reference
assay,
Myriad.
All
these
three
assays
performed
on
20
retrospective
HGSOC
samples.
Moreover,
results
correlated
progression-free
survival
rate
(PFS).
Both
sWGS
chemistries
showed
good
correlation
each
other
and
a
complete
agreement,
even
when
Myriad
score.
Our
academic
assay
categorized
as
HRD-Deficient,
HRM-Mild
HRN-Negative.
These
groups
matched
PFS,
providing
interesting
findings
terms
of
scoring
months
survival.
our
test
patient's
response
treatments.
Finally,
AT
confirms
its
capability
determining
status,
advantage
being
faster,
cheaper,
easier
carry
out.
prognostic
value
Language: Английский
The Molecular Detection of Germline Mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 Genes Associated with Breast and Ovarian Cancer in a Romanian Cohort of 616 Patients
Liliana-Georgiana Grigore,
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Viorica-Elena Rădoi,
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Alexandra Serban
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et al.
Current Issues in Molecular Biology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
46(5), P. 4630 - 4645
Published: May 12, 2024
The
objective
of
this
study
was
to
identify
and
classify
the
spectrum
mutations
found
in
BRCA1
BRCA2
genes
associated
with
breast
ovarian
cancer
female
patients
Romania.
Germline
were
investigated
a
cohort
616
using
NGS
and/or
MLPA
methods
followed
by
software-based
data
analysis
classification
according
international
guidelines.
Out
included
study,
we
that
482
(78.2%)
did
not
have
any
mutation
present
two
investigated;
69
(11.2%)
had
mutation,
34
(5.5%)
31
(5%)
presented
different
type
uncertain
clinical
significance,
moderate
risk
or
large
gene.
Our
investigation
indicates
most
common
genes,
Romanian
population.
results
also
bring
more
support
frequency
c.5266
gene,
acknowledged
literature
as
founder
Eastern
Europe.
We
consider
our
will
provide
necessary
regarding
would
help
create
genetic
database
for
Language: Английский