Research Article

Contribution of BRCA1 and BRCA2 Germline Mutations to Early Algerian Breast Cancer

Table 2

Genetics and histopathological characterizations of the Algerian BRCA mutation carriers.

PatientsGenesAge at diagnosis (years)Nucleotide change (HGVS) Amino acid change Variant typeLocation
Exon/Intron
Hormonal receptorsHER2
status
Tumor histotype/gradeAffected family members
RERPBreast/ovarian cancers (age at diagnosis: years)Other cancer (age at diagnosis: years)

801BRCA140 c.1817del(p.Pro606Leufs6)FS 11IDC/IIISister, Br breast (38)
Cousin P, breast (45)
No

860BRCA139 Del exon 2LGR2IDC/IINoNo

879BRCA138 c.4065_4068del(p.Asn1355Lysfs10)FS11IDC/IINoUncle P, CUPS (70)

900BRCA134 c.5332+1G>ASplice donor variant21IDC/IIINoGrandmother M, cervix uteri (80)
Aunt P, stomach (85)
2 cousins P, blood (40, 50)
2 uncles P, gastric (60, 65)

903BRCA228 c.7654dupA(p.Ile2552Asnfs2)FS16+++IDC + ILC/IIGrandmother P, breast (65)Father, brain (66)

911BRCA238 c.1528G>T(p.Glu510)NS10++IDC/IINoUncle M, colon (50)

988BRCA230 Del exons 19-20LGR19/20++IDC/INoNo

1000BRCA230 c.6450del(p.Val2151Phefs17)FS11++IDC + ILC/IIINoCousin P, bone (23).
Grandmother, blood (76)

FS: frameshift; NS: nonsense; LGR: large genomic rearrangement; IDC: invasive ductal carcinoma; ILC: invasive lobular carcinoma; M: maternal; P: paternal; CUPS: cancer of unknown primary site.