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www.sciencetranslationalmedicine.org/cgi/content/full/3/75/75ra26/dc1 Supplementary Materials for Genotypic and Histological Evolution of Lung Cancers Acquiring Resistance to EGFR Inhibitors Lecia V. Sequist,* Belinda A. Waltman, Dora Dias-Santagata, Subba Digumarthy, Alexa B. Turke, Panos Fidias, Kristin Bergethon, Alice T. Shaw, Scott Gettinger, Arjola K. Cosper, Sara Akhavanfard, Rebecca S. Heist, Jennifer Temel, James G. Christensen, John C. Wain, Thomas J. Lynch, Kathy Vernovsky, Eugene J. Mark, Michael Lanuti, Anthony J. Iafrate, Mari Mino-Kenudson, Jeffrey A. Engelman* *To whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail: lvsequist@partners.org (L.V.S.); jengelman@partners.org (J.A.E.) The PDF file includes: Published 23 March 2011, Sci. Transl. Med. 3, 75ra26 (2011) DOI: 10.1126/scitranslmed.3002003 Fig. S1. Percent change in measurable disease, by patient. Fig. S2. Amplification of the T790M allele in tumors with EGFR amplification. Fig. S3. The overall distribution of the genetic and histological findings in the resistant biopsies. Table S1. Detailed results for 37 paired specimens with TKI resistance. Table S2. Mutations tested in SNaPshot version I. Table S3. Results from first autopsy case. Table S4. Results from second autopsy case.

Figure S1. Percent Change in Measurable Disease, by Patient Fig S1. The percent change in size of the measurable tumor from baseline to best response while on the first EGFR TKI therapy received is displayed per individual patient using standard RECIST measurement technique. A dashed line is at negative 30% to represent the RECIST-defined threshold for partial response to therapy.

Figure S2. Amplification of the T790M Allele in Tumors with EGFR Amplification Fig S2. Chromatograms of two patients with acquired amplification of the T790M allele. The chromatograms are magnified to show only the assays of interest. Blue lines depict the wild type allele at each tested locus and green shaded peaks identify the mutations present in the tumor specimens. A) Patient 14 showed an exon 19 deletion mutation but no T790M at baseline (left). Upon repeat biopsy (right) there was a higher amplitude peak at exon 19 as well as a high amplitude peak at T790M suggesting that the EGFR amplification found on FISH analysis led to increased copy number of both the sensitizing and resistance mutations. Patient 13 also demonstrated marked EGFR amplification in the resistant specimen (see Fig. 2), and the chromatogram demonstrates amplification of both his original exon 19 deletion mutation and T790M on the repeat biopsy. B) This is in contrast to Patient 17, who acquired T790M but there was no EGFR amplification determined by FISH.

Figure S3. The Overall Distribution of the Genetic and Histological Findings in the Resistant Biopsies Fig S3. The prevalence and overlap of the genetic and histological changes in the acquired resistant biopsies is shown. Among the 18 patients with acquired T790M mutations, 3 also had acquired EGFR amplification. Two patients developed MET amplification. Five patients underwent a NSCLC to SCLC phenotypic transformation, and one of those patients also acquired a PIK3CA mutation. Another patient developed isolated acquisition of a PIK3CA mutation. Within the 11 patients without acquired genetic alterations or change to SCLC, two had evidence of EMT (only 7 of the 11 were assessed for EMT changes).

Table S1: Detailed Results for 37 Paired Specimens with TKI resistance # A g e S e x Pre-Treatment Drug Resistant Biopsy Data Therapy Data Histo Add'l Histo Add'l MET Summary of Initial Bx Repeat Type of Muts Muts amp Changes Site Bx Site Repeat Bx EGFR mut T 7 9 0 M T790M 1 66 M L858R Adeno ST NSCLC + -- -- -- T790M Sclav LN Adrenal CT-guided Acq EGFR amp Primary TKI (time on TKI) (6 mos) 2 74 F E 19 del Adeno B-cat Adeno + B-cat -- -- T790M Med LN Liver US-guided (12 mos) 3 47 F E 19 del Adeno NT Adeno + -- -- -- T790M RLL lung Sclav LN Excision Gef (15 mos) 4 60 F E 19 del Adeno NT Adeno + -- -- -- T790M Sclav LN RLL lung EBUS FNA/CB (7 mos) 5 57 M L858R Adeno NT Adeno + -- -- -- T790M LUL lung LUL lung CT-guided Gef FNA/CB (5+ yrs) 6 47 M E 19 del Adeno NT Adeno + -- Ins Ins T790M LLL lung Liver CT-guided (12 mos) 7 58 F E 19 del Adeno ST Adeno + -- -- -- T790M RUL lung Liver US-guided (3+ yrs) 8 69 M L858R Adeno TP53 Adeno + --^ -- -- T790M^ Med LN LLL lung CT-guided (2 yrs) 9 58 F G719C, Adeno NT Adeno + -- Ins Ins T790M Liver Liver US-guided S768I (2+ yrs) 10 46 F E 19 del Adeno NT Adeno + TP53 Ins Ins T790M Cerv LN RUL lung Bronch FNA/CB (3 yrs) 11 53 F E 19 del Adeno NT Adeno + -- Ins -- T790M RLL lung RLL lung CT-guided (16 mos) 12 59 F L858R Adeno TP53 Adeno + TP53 -- -- T790M RUL lung LLL lung CT-guided (8 mos) T790M + EGFR amp 13 42 M E 19 del Adeno -- Adeno + -- + -- T790M, RML lung RUL CT-guided EGFR amp 14 55 M E 19 del Adeno TP53 Adeno + TP53 + -- T790M, EGFR amp 15 37 F E 19 del Adeno -- Adeno + -- + -- T790M, EGFR amp T790M + new, additional mutations 16 88 F E 19 del Adeno -- Adeno + B-cat Ins -- T790M, B-cat Pleural Lung FNA/CB RLL lung RUL lung CT-guided LLL lung Liver CT-guided (5 mos) (10 mos) (6 mos) Cerv LN Excision (2+ yrs) 17 85 M E 19 del Adeno -- Adeno + B-cat -- -- T790M, B-cat Liver Pleural US-guided tap/cb (22 mos) 18 75 F E 19 del Adeno ST NSCLC + APC -- Ins T790M, APC LUL lung Liver CT-guided (18 mos) TKI status at Repeat Bx Off (2 mos) Off (14 mos) Off (3 mos) Off (5 mos)

MET amplification 19 61 M L858R Adeno- Squam NT NSCLC -- -- -- + MET amp, loss EGFR amp RUL lung RML lung CT-guided 20 76 M L858R Adeno NT Adeno -- -- Poly + MET amp Pleura Periton. Acquired PIK3CA mutation 21 65 M E 19 del Adeno ST NSCLC -- PIK3 -- -- PIK3CA Med LN Jaw CA acquisition mass Histologic Transformation (1 with acquired PIK3CA mutation) 22 67 F L858R Adeno ST SCLC -- -- -- -- SCLC trans Cerv LN Lingula lung US-guided tap/cb Excision CT-guided 23 54 F E 19 del Adeno NT SCLC -- -- -- -- SCLC trans Med LN Med LN EBUS 24 56 F L858R Adeno ST SCLC -- PIK3 Ins -- SCLC trans, Pleural LUL lung CT-guided CA PIK3CA 25 40 F E 19 del Adeno ST SCLC -- -- -- -- SCLC trans Pleura CW Excision mass 26 61 F L858R Adeno ST SCLC -- -- Ins -- SCLC trans LUL lung Subc Direct FNA nodule 27 66 M L858R Adeno ST Adeno/ -- -- Ins -- EMT RUL lung Med LN Bronch EMT 28 59 M Exon 20 Adeno -- Adeno/ -- -- -- -- EMT LLL lung Subc Excision ins* EMT nodule 29 64 M L858R Adeno B-cat SarcC -- -- Poly -- SarcC, loss of B-cat (15 mos) (13 mos) (21 mos) (22 mos) (3+ yrs) (14 mos) (2+ yrs) (18 mos) (11 mos) Gef (11 mos) Brain Cerv LN Excision (11 mos) No Histological or Genetic Changes Identified 30 62 F L858R Adeno NT Adeno -- -- Ins Ins None Liver Pleural US-guided tap/cb (6 mos) 31 52 F E 19 del Adeno NT Adeno -- -- -- -- None LUL lung Omentum CT-guided Gef (17 mos) 32 58 F E 19 del Adeno NT Adeno -- -- Ins -- None Med LN RUL lung CT-guided (14 mos) 33 61 F L858R Adeno NT Adeno -- TP53 Ins -- None Pleural Med LN EBUS FNA/CB (13 mos) 34 85 F E 19 del Adeno -- Adeno -- -- -- -- None RUL Lung Stomach Excision (6 mos) 35 62 M L858R NSCLC NT NSCLC -- -- Ins Ins None Lumbar RUL lung CT-guided Gef vert. FNA/CB (3+yrs) 36 56 M L858R Adeno -- Adeno -- -- -- -- None LUL lung LUL lung CT-guided 37 51 F E 19 del Adeno NT Adeno -- -- -- -- None LUL lung Pleural US-guided tap/cb (5 mos) (8 mos) Off (5 mos) Off (2 mos) Off (2 weeks) Off (<2 weeks)

Table S1 Legend: EGFR = epidermal growth factor receptor TKI = tyrosine kinase inhibitor Mut = mutation Histo = histology Acq. = acquired Amp = amplification E 19 del =exon 19 deletion Adeno = adenocarcinoma, AdenoSquam = adenosquamous + = yes/positive, -- = no/negative NSCLC = Non-small cell lung cancer not otherwise specified, SCLC = small cell lung cancer SarcC = sarcomatoid carcinoma Bx = Biopsy ST = Some additional mutations tested and negative, but not the full panel NT = Additional mutations not tested because of limited tissue B-cat = beta-catenin Ins = Insufficient tissue Poly = EGFR polysomy; EGFR amp not tested in initial samples in these cases, so acquisition unknown EMT = epithelial to mesenchymal transformation Testing for EMT performed on this patient ^TP53 mutation suspected to be present, but not confirmed *Exon 20 insertion assay added to SNaPshot for this patient given direct sequencing result from pre-treatment sample APC mutation present in resistant specimen, but not confirmed to be present in initial biopsy Sclav LN = supraclavicular lymph node, Med LN = mediastinal lymph node, Cerv LN = cervical lymph node Adrenal = adrenal gland Subc = subcutaneous RUL/RLL/RML/LUL/LLL = lobes of the lung designated as right or left, and upper, middle or lower Periton. = peritoneal CW = chest wall Vert = vertebra = repeat biopsy location is the exact same lesion as pre-treatment biopsy location CT = computed tomogram US = ultrasound, EBUS = endobronchial ultrasound FNA/CB = Fine Needle Aspiration with cell block made from composite of multiple passes Tap/CB = drainage was performed with cell block made = erlotinib, Gef = gefitinib Denotes chemotherapy given between end of TKI administration and prior to repeat biopsy

Table S2. Mutations Tested in SNaPshot Version I Gene Amino Acid cdna Residue Total Loci Tested APC BRAF CTNNB1(b-Cat) R1114-3340C, Q1338-4012C, R1450-4348C, T1556fs* - 4666_4667insA V600-1798G, V600-1799T D32-94G, D32-95A, S33-98C, G34-101G, S37-109T, S37-110C, T41-121A, T41-122C, S45-133T, S45-134C EGFR G719-2155G, T790-2369C, L858-2573T E746_A750-2235_2249del, E746_A750-2236_2250del 5 FLT3 D835-2503G 1 JAK2 V617-1849G 1 KIT D816-2447A 1 4 2 10 KRAS G12-34G, G12-35G, G13-37G, G13-38G NOTCH1 NRAS PIK3CA L1575-4724T, L1601-4802T G12-34G, G12-35G, G13-37G, G13-38G Q61-181C, Q61-182A, Q61-183A R88-263G, E542-1624G, E545-1633G, Q546-1636C Q546-1637A, H1047-3139C, H1047-3140A, G1049-3145G 4 2 7 8 PTEN TP53 Sizing Assay EGFR exon 19 deletions R130-388C, R173-517C, R233-697C, K267fs*- 800delA R175-524G, G245-733G, R248-742C, R248-743G R273-817C, R273-818G, R306-916C 4 7

Table S3. Results from First Autopsy Case Gender, Age Autopsy site Histology Genotype* Female, 67 Liver, nodule1 SCLC L858R Liver, nodule 2 SCLC L858R Liver, nodule 3 SCLC L858R Lymph node SCLC L858R paratracheal Lymph node SCLC L858R intraparenchymal, left upper lobe apex Diaphragm SCLC L858R Brain Adenocarcinoma L858R *The original activating mutation for each patient was also found in all of the primary and metastatic sites. No additional genetic mutations (including T790M and MET amplification) were identified. Table S4. Results from Second Autopsy Case Gender, Age Autopsy site Histology Genotype* Other Male, 59 Omentum Adenocarcinoma Exon 20 insertion Right upper lobe Adenocarcinoma Exon 20 insertion Left bronchial lymph Adenocarcinoma Exon 20 insertion No EMT node Right lower lobe Sarcomatoid Exon 20 insertion EMT *The original activating mutation for each patient was also found in all of the primary and metastatic sites. No additional genetic mutations (including T790M and MET amplification) were identified.