Pancreas Cancer Genomics

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Pancreas Cancer Genomics Steven Gallinger MD, MSc, FRCS HPB Surgical Oncology Program University Health Network Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute Mount Sinai Hospital University of Toronto

Fate of the Next 100 Pancreas Cancer Patients t 100 Pancreas Cancer Patients 15-20 Operable 80-85 Not Operable 2-3 Five Year Survivors

Whipple Reconstruction

Survival Total/123 Rate 5 year Survivors 18 14.6% 10 year Survivors 5 4.06%

Pancreatic Cancer Survival

Pancreatic Cancer - Histology

Somatic Mutations in Pancreatic Cancer Gene or Region Frequency of Alteration (% of tumors) K-ras >90 p16 >95 p53 50-75 DPC4 55 Chromosome 19q/AKT2 10-20 Chromosome 6q/MYB 10 Chromosome 20q/AIB1 10 BRCA2 7 10 LKB1/STK11 4 MKK4 4 TGF-β R-I or R-II <5 RB1 <5 Kern S. Molecular genetic alterations in ductal pancreatic adenocarcinomas. Med Clin North Am 2000(84): 691-695.

Pancreas Cancer Xenograft

OICR International Cancer Genome Consortium Pancreatic Cancer Genome Project * BioBank Cancer Genomics Platform Bioinformatics ICGC DCC Expression Epigenetics Xenograft - sample purity and quantity - treatment model Sequencing Structural variants Copy number Exome Transcriptome Signatures and Targets - detection - treatment Validation

Pancreatic cancer: Causes Environmental factors Smoking Alcohol Coffee Diet Chemicals Host factors Past medical history Pancreatitis Genetic Predisposition Familial Aggregation of cases Familial cancer syndromes

Family History ~5-10% of pancreatic cancer is hereditary known hereditary cancer syndromes familial pancreatic cancer (FPC)

Known Hereditary Syndromes Syndrome Gene Estimated risk of pancreas cancer Hereditary Breast/Ovarian Cancer BRCA2 BRCA1 5-7% 2-3% Familial Atypical Multiple Mole Melanoma (FAMMM) CDKN2A 5-8% p16-leiden mutation ti ~15-20% Peutz-Jeghers Syndrome STK11 8-36% (PJS) Hereditary Pancreatitis PRSS1/SPINK1 40%

Pancreas Cancer Genetics Program Familial GI Cancer Registry - MSH 1995-2000 NCIC - Moore/Narod/Gallinger OCRN - Ontario Pancreas Cancer Study (OPCS) Moore/Urbach/Cotterchio/Gallinger - 2000-2003 PACGENE - NIH - Gallinger - 2002-2008 Expansion of OPCS - clinic-based recruitment - Liu (PMH) - Zane Cohen Digestive Disease Centre - Hung (MSH)

Melanoma + Pancreas Cancer

Breast/Ovarian Cancer + Pancreas Cancer

BRCA2 LOH AT AN AT AN D17S855 D17S856

Familial Pancreatic Cancer

Novel Germline Translocation in a Young Pancreatic Cancer Patient

Localization of Translocation with Fluorescent in Situ Hybridization (FISH)

Germ-line DNA Copy Number Variation(CNV)

Role of Genetic Variation in Disease

123 123 PACGENE subjects subjects Mayo, Mayo, Ontario, Ontario, MDACC, MDACC, Karmanos, Nebraska, Nebraska Karmanos

CNVs Validated by qpcr CNV 464: Chr 12 CNV 439: Chr 12 CNV 487: Chr 13 CNV 10: Chr 1 CNV 310: Chr 8 CNV 131: Chr 3 CNV 421: Chr 11 CNV 27: Chr 1 CNV 216: Chr 5 Validated by Sara Validated by Aaron & Sara Validated by Aaron

CNV 464 Focus Region Chr Start End Size NSP &STY SNPs Algorithm Chip 12 130350201 130786816 436616 91 dechip/ cnag/ cnat/ Nsp/sty Genes mrna EST mirna Nearest Gene Cont Cases n y y n SFRS8 n 1

CNV 464 1.4 Copy Number 1.2 1 0.8 Re elative 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 OFCCR Control Panc Cancer Case OFCCR Control OFCCR Control

Survival Analysis Mean Univariate i Multivariate i t Survival Analysis Analysis (months) Jaundice Yes 9 No 29.9 43.2 p<0.05 Tumour size p<0.0505 Lymph Node Pos Neg 22.8 43.4 p<0.005 Stage 1 2 3 4 67.0 31.1 22.8 25.6 p<0.01 p<0.01 Grade Well Mod Poor 61.2 28.5 23.4 p<0.003 p<0.003

Pancreas Cancer Screening Program MSH/UHN Yearly transabdominal US and MRI Blood sampling for future biomarkers Psychosocial questionnaires Epidemiological questionnaires Genetic counselling

Eligibility Criteria 1) FPC ( 2 relatives in the same lineage with panc ca) 2) BRCA2 or p16 carriers (fam hx of panc ca not required) 3) BRCA1 carriers (fam hx of panc ca required) 4) relatives of pts with multiple cancers (one is panc ca) 5) PJS 6) hereditary pancreatitis 50 10 th th t d f age 50, or 10 years younger than the youngest dx of panc ca in the family for criteria 1-4, age 25 for PJS, and age 35 for individuals with HP

Study Participants 241 recruited since 2003 67.2% female average age 53 (range 22-87) 1/3 of participants travel > 100km to participate at their own expense.

Case 1: Pancreas Adenocarcinoma 57yo female with FPC 1.5cm mass total pancreatectomy based on local invasion and ductal atypia. Invasive adenocarcinoma, with multifocal PanINs 1/3 and one positive node. alive 14 months post-op Panc ca Dx: 66 Panc ca Dx: 62

Case 4: PanIN 54yo female with FPC 1.5 x 0.7cm multilobulated cystic lesion body/tail, 0.6cm cyst in the panc tail, and a third 0.3cm cystic lesion in panc tail. Distal pancreatectomy. t Panc ca Dx: 78 PanIN1-2 Uterine ca Panc ca Dx: 53 Dx: 48