Table 1 Characteristics of study participants included in the analysis

From: Whole exome sequencing identifies FANCM as a susceptibility gene for estrogen-receptor-negative breast cancer in Hispanic/Latina women

 

Cases n = 4264

Controls n = 4350

Discovery samples, Whole-exome sequencing (Clinical Research Exome, Agilent)

n = 1043

n = 1188

 CCGCRN

885 (85%)

N/A

 COH

N/A

313 (26%)

 MEC

N/A

875 (74%)

 UCSF

52 (5%)

N/A

 USC

106 (10%)

N/A

Replication, targeted sequencing

n = 3221

n = 3162

 CAMA

1123 (35%)

1122 (36%)

 CPMCRI Cohort

12 (0.4%)

847 (27%)

 PATHWAYS

412 (13%)

N/A

 MEC

816 (25%)

865 (27%)

 NC-BCFR

696 (22%)

54 (2%)

 SFBCS

162 (5%)

274 (9%)

Unselected for Hereditary Riska (%)

2993 (70%)

3162 (73%)

Age (mean (SD))

52.1 (13)

55.9 (12)

African ancestry (mean (SD))

0.05 (0.07)

0.05 (0.05)

Indigenous American ancestry (mean (SD))

0.40 (0.23)

0.43 (0.22)

European ancestry (mean (SD))

0.54 (0.22)

0.52 (0.22)

Family history of breast cancer in a first degree relative (%)

 Yes

891 (21%)

324 (7%)

 No

3034 (71%)

3162 (73%)

 Missing

339 (8%)

864 (20%)

Estrogen receptor statusb (%)

 Positive

2094 (49%)

N/A

 Negative

713 (17%)

N/A

 Missing

1457 (34%)

N/A

Progesterone receptor status** (%)

 Positive

1594 (37%)

N/A

 Negative

940 (22%)

N/A

 Missing

1730 (41%)

N/A

Human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 status (%)

 Positive

349 (8%)

N/A

 Negative

1285 (30%)

N/A

 Missing

2630 (62%)

N/A

  1. CAMA Cancer de Mama, CCGCRN Clinical Cancer Genomics Community Research Network, COH City of Hope, CPMCRI-Cohort California Pacific Medical Center - Breast Health Center, MEC Multi-Ethnic Cohort, PR progesterone receptor, UCSF University of California San Francisco, USC University of Southern California.
  2. a Selection was not based on hereditary risk in Kaiser, MEC, CPMC Cohort, the San Francisco Bay Area Cancer Study, CAMA, and for some participants in the Northern California Breast Cancer Family Registry.
  3. bEstrogen receptor and progesterone receptor status was missing in >80% of CAMA cases and in approximately 20% of other cases.