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Table 2 Key characteristics of hypermutated gliomas

From: The efficacy of DNA mismatch repair enzyme immunohistochemistry as a screening test for hypermutated gliomas

Tumor #

pre vs post TMZ

IDH1 status

TMB

Msh2

Msh6

Mlh1

Pms2

MMR mutations (AF)

pattern of MMR IHC loss

1

post

WT

> 50.0

lost

lost

retained

retained

MSH2 stop gain (14.8%)

MSH2 stop gain (9.7%)

homogeneous

2

post

WT

67.8

lost

lost

retained

retained

MSH2 stop gain (33.0%)

homogeneous

3

post

mut

108.7

retained

lost

retained

retained

MSH6 stop gain (26.1%)

MSH6 frameshift (16.6%)

homogeneous

4

post

mut

65.0

retained

retained

lost

lost

PMS2 missense (7.2%)

MLH1 copy loss

heterogeneous

5

post

mut

27.0

lost

lost

retained

retained

MSH2 splice variant (37.8%)

MSH2 stop gain (7.7%)

homogeneous

6

post

WT

58.0

lost

lost

retained

retained

MSH6 stop gain (27.5%)

MSH6 missense (29.4%)

heterogeneous

7

post

mut

70.5

lost

lost

retained

retained

MSH2 stop gain (74.0%)

heterogeneous

8

post

mut

20.8

lost

lost

retained

retained

PMS1 missense (32.5%)

MSH6 missense (11.2%)

heterogeneous

9

post

WT

29.5

retained

retained

retained

retained

ATM splice variant (10.5%)

none

  1. Tumor # corresponds to each specimen listed in Additional file 1: Table S1. TMB tumor mutation burden; AF allelic fraction; IHC immunohistochemistry