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Sri Hartini
Dharmais Cancer Hospital
OUTLINES
• Onkogen & TSG
Onko- • Changes in malignat cells
genesis • Definitian of Cancer
Biomarkers
Type of • Secreted / Serum markers
Cancer • Cellular
Biomarkers • Molecular
Diagnostic threshold
“early”
“late”
Long “invisible” preliminary
stage: months to many years.
Molecular methods
DNA/RNA technology
10 - 100 g 1 kg
1 mcg 1 mg 1g 1012 cells
109 cells 1010 - 1011 cells
103 cells 106 cells
Immunological
methods
Biophysical
methods
SERUM TUMOR MARKERS
(conventional tumor markers)
SECRETED SUBSTANCES
• Products of transformed cells or benign cells,
• Products released from normal cells in response to cancer
Never use for screening !
(except for high risk conditions)
• Additional tool for diagnosis, staging, prognosis
• Useful for monitoring course of disease
• Determine effectiveness of treatment
INDICATION OF TUMOR MARKER MEASUREMENT
Marker Screening Diagnosis Follow up Prognosis
CEA Risk group C-cell Ca Colon, breast, lung, C-cell Colon
AFP Risk group Germ cell, HCC Germ cell, HCC Germ cell
CA19.9 -- Pancreas Pancreas, billiary duct --
CA125 -- -- Ovary --
He-4 -- Ovary Ovary Ovary
NSE -- SCLC SCLC, neurobl --
SCC -- -- Cervical, ENT, esophagus --
Cyfra21.1 -- -- NSCLC --
HCG Risk group Germ cell, trophobl Germ cell, trophobl tumor Germ cell
tumor trophobl
PSA Males>50 Prostate Prostate --
TG + TG-Ab -- Thyroid Ca (follicular) Thyroid Ca (follicular) --
Ca15-3 -- -- Breast --
Reuben 2010
CTC’s IN ADVANCED EPITHELIAL
MALIGNANCIES
Allard WJ et al 2004
PROGRESSION-FREE SURVIVAL OF PATIENTS WITH
METASTATIC BREAST CANCER (BASED ON CTC LEVELS)
Beveridge 2007
Identifying Cancer Stem Cells in
Tumors
Tumor Type Cell Surface Markers
Acute myeloid leukemia CD34+CD38-
Breast CD44+CD24-ESA+
Brain CD133+
Colon CD133+
Head and neck CD44+
Prostate CD44+
Metastatic melanoma CD20+
Colorectal EpCAMhighCD44+CD166+
Pancreatic CD24+CD44+ESA+
Lung adenocarcinoma Scal+CD45-Pecam-CD34+
Bone sarcoma Strol+CD105+CD44+
British Journal of Cancer Advance Online Publication (2015)
113, 569573 doi:10.1038/bjc.2015.253
MICRO-RNA RELATED TO PROGNOSIS OF CANCER
CANCER miRNA
Hepatocellular miR-125b
carcinoma
Breast miR-21, miR-10b, miR-155, miR-9
EGFR mutation:
• NSCLC (10%) MEK
• Glioblastoma (20%) B-Raf mutation:
• CRC (10%)
• Melanoma (70%)
MAPK • Papillary thyroid cancer (50%)
http://www.healthcare.siemens.com/clinical-specialities/oncology
/laboratory-diagnostics-in-oncology/breast-cancer
RISK FOR BREAST AND OVARIAN CANCER IN
BRCA1 AND BRCA2 CARRIERS
CLINICAL APPLICATION
Biomarkers profile as parameter of
Suceptibility Therapeutic
Predisposition Early detection selection
Preneoplasia Prognosis
Gene therapy ?
Key technologies
NY-ESO-1 108 MW 180 148
E7 MW
SUMMARY
CONVENTIONAL/SERUM MARKERS
AND CELLULAR MARKERS
NEW EMERGING DIAGNOSTIC/PROGNOSTIC
MARKERS:
Proteins/Enzymes, Circulating Tumor Cells,
Molecular markers: Circulating DNA/mRNA,
miRNA
MOLECULAR MARKERS:
Screening and early detection, predictive markers
(e.g.predict metastasis)
Chance of cure markers: Molecularly guided
treatment / targeted therapy
TAKE HOME
MESSAGES
Development of Medical Science &
Technology in Solid tumor
biomarkers
Challenges in readiness of facilities
& Profesional HR
Thank You