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GENETICS OF BREAST CANCER
Dr. Joyce Solomons Clinical Genetics
Breast cancer diagnosis in UK, 2010
NUMBERS 1
(ONS, 2012)
Age specific Incidence Rates, females, UK, 2008-2010
NUMBERS 2
(ONS, 2012)
NUMBERS 3
(ONS, 2012)
All Breast Cancers Family History
High penetrance gene mutations BRCA1,BRCA2, TP53
Hereditary cancers account for only a small proportion of all cancer
Familial Breast Cancer: Collaborative reanalysis. The Lancet 358, 1389-1399 (2001)
Features suggestive of a dominantly inherited cancer susceptibility syndrome
• Several close (1st or 2nd) degree relatives with a common cancer
• Several close relatives with related cancers. e.g. breast + ovary
• An unusually early age of onset
• Bilateral tumours in paired organs
• Synchronous or successive (metachronous) tumours
• Tumours in more than one organ system in one individual e.g. Breast+ovary
• Specific histopathology or receptor status of tumours
• Younger age of onset • Implications for unaffected family members
• Increased risk of a second primary breast cancer
• Increased risk of developing other related
cancers (ovarian cancer 20-40%, prostate cancer:7-14%)
Breast cancer due to dominantly inherited cancer susceptibility syndrome (2)
Promoting genes PROTO-ONCOGENES/ ONCOGENES
Suppressing genes TUMOUR SUPPRESSOR GENES/ CARETAKER, GATE-KEEPER GENES
CELL GROWTH
CELL DEATH/ SENESCENCE
BIOLOGY OF CANCER
Many Mutations Lead to Cancer
Malignant Cells
Normal Cell
First Mutation
Second Mutation
Third Mutation
Fourth or Later
Mutation
BRCA1 Breast, Ovary, Prostate BRCA2
Breast, Ovary, Male breast, Pancreas, Melanoma, Stomach
TP53 (Li Fraumeni Syndrome) Breast, Brain, Sarcoma, Leukaemia, Adrenocortical
PTEN (Cowden Syndrome) Breast, Thyroid, Endometrial, Renal, Benign mucocutaneous, Lipomas, Fibromas
INHERITED BREAST CANCER ASSOCIATED SYNDROMES
LBK1 /STK11 (Peutz- Jeghers Syndrome) GI, Bowel, Pancreas, Breast, Uterus, Cervix, Ovary, Testis, Lung
NF1 (Neurofibromatosis type1) Breast, Endocrine, Optic glioma, CNS, MPNST, Neurofibromata
GP
Surgeon
Oncology
Breast only FH
Complex/Ovarian
? BRCA mutation carrier &/or requesting further surgery
? BRCA mutation carrier
Test
Cascade
Test
Reassure
Glenfield Offer Mamm
Genetics Offer Gene test
Advice
Recommend Mamm+/-OCS
HR
LR
Genetics
M&HR
Cascade
Glenfield
1. Patient request 2. Three breast cancers at any age/ one breast cancer less than 35 3. Ovarian cancer & family history of breast and/or ovarian cancer 4. Bowel cancer less than 50, especially if associated with polyps and/or
a family history of gastrointestinal, gynaecological, urological or dermatological tumours.
5. Three bowel cancers at any age 6. Retinoblastoma 7. Three or more separate primary tumours 8. Sarcoma with a family history of sarcoma, breast, brain or adreno-
cortical tumours. 9. Three cases of lymphoma, leukaemia, prostate, renal or stomach
cancer in biologically related individuals. 10. Known inherited gene mutation in family
UHL-Clinical Genetics Referral guidelines
0116 258 5736
Julian Barwell, Joyce Solomons, Vanita Jivanji, Catherine Hartigan, Demetra Georgiou, Penny Van Besouw
And Beckie Speak
THANK YOU!