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Table 2 Demographic characteristics and tumor mutation burdens of the study cohort (n = 62)

From: High tumor mutation burden is associated with DNA damage repair gene mutation in breast carcinomas

  

Total

TMB high/intermediate

TMB low

p value

Case #

62

30

32

 

Age

53.8

30–78

54.6

31–74

53.1

30–78

NS

Location

Primary

13

21.0%

6

20.0%

7

21.9%

NS

Metastatic

49

79.0%

24

80.0%

25

78.1%

NS

Biomarkers

ER-positive

36

58.1%

19

63.3%

17

53.1%

NS

PR-positive

18

29.0%

9

30.0%

9

28.1%

NS

HER2-positive

5

8.1%

2

6.7%

3

9.4%

NS

Triple-negative

22

35.5%

8

26.7%

14

43.8%

NS

Histologic type

Ductal, NOS

52

83.9%

26

86.7%

26

81.3%

NS

Lobular

6

9.7%

3

10.0%

3

9.4%

NS

Metaplastic

2

3.2%

1

3.3%

1

3.1%

NS

Neuroendocrine

2

3.2%

0

0.0%

2

6.3%

NS

Gene mutation

p53

37

59.7%

20

66.7%

17

53.1%

NS

PIK3CA

21

33.9%

9

30.0%

12

37.5%

NS

BRCA (1/2)

6

9.7%

5

16.7%

1

3.1%

0.0002

Nuclear grade

2.5

2–3

2.5

2–3

2.4

2–3

NS

Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes

7.1%

0–60%

11.4%

0–60%

3.5%

0–10%

0.0018

  1. Abbreviations: TMB tumor mutation burden, ER estrogen receptor, PR progesterone receptor