Table 3 Molecular biology characteristic of RIG in the recent studies.

From: Clinical and molecular study of radiation-induced gliomas

Study

Type of study

Patient number

Methylation class

Copy number variations

Focal somatic alterations

Gene fusions

DeSisto et al. (2021)

Multicentric

32

PedRTK1 (25/31) PXA (1/31)

1p loss (10/25), 1q gain (13/25), 13q loss (10/25), 14q loss (10/25),PDGFRA gain/amplification (11/31), CDK4 amplification (6/31), CDKN2A loss (9/31), and BCOR loss (7/31)

PDGFRA, CDKN2A, BCOR, BRAF, NF1, TP53, CDK4

MET fusions

Deng et al. (2021)

Multicentric

32

PedRTK1 (29/32), PXA (3/32)

PDGFRA amplification (6/9 ALL-RIG; 11/23 MB- RIG), loss of CDKN2A/B (4/9 ALL-RIG; 17/23 MB-RIG)

TP53, CBL, PDGFRA, NTRK2, EGFR, RAF1, ATRX, BCOR

PTPRZ1::MET, CAPZA2::MET, FYCO1::RAF1, GFAP1::NTRK2

Whitehouse et. al (2021)

Metaanalysis

102

Not analyzed

PDGFRA amplification(10/21), CDK4 amplification(4/10), CDKN2A deletion(13/28), 1q gain(53%), 1p loss(47%), 13q loss(59%)

PDGFRA, TP53, ATRX, PTEN, PIK3CA, BRAF, IDH1

GTF2I::BRAF

Trkova et al. (this study)

Single-centre

12

PedRTK1 (9/10), PXA (1/10)

PDGFRA amplification (4/9), CDKN2A/B deletion(5/9), CDK4 amplification(1/9), MYCN amplification (1/9), 1p loss (6/9), 1q gain(1/9), 6q deletions (4/9)

BRAF, ROS1, PIK3CA, TP53, PTEN

not performed