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Positive effect of single nucleotide RAD51 135G>C polymorphism and low Ku70 protein expression on female rectal cancer patients survival after preoperative radiotherapy

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The objective of the study was to check whether a polymorphism in the RAD51 gene (135 G>C), Ku70 protein expression, and tumor microenvironment: proliferation rate measured by BrdUrdLI and Ki-67LI, hypoxia (glucose transporter-1 expression),P53 protein expression, and DNA ploidy can influence DNA repair capacity, the factors contributing to patient overall survival (OS) andthe incidence of recurrences and metastases.Materials and Methods: RAD51 (135 G>C) polymorphism was evaluated using restriction fragment length polymorphism polymerasechain reaction, and proteins were identified using immunohistochemistry.Results: There were 3 (2.9%) tumors with RAD51 CC, 75 (72.8%) with GG, and 25 (24.3%) with GC genotypes.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Background/Aims: This is a retrospective analysis of 103 patients having locally advanced rectal cancer who received short-courseradiotherapy (SCRT).
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Key Findings & Data:The objective of the study was to check whether a polymorphism in the RAD51 gene (135 G>C), Ku70 protein expression, and tumor microenvironment: proliferation rate measured by BrdUrdLI and Ki-67LI, hypoxia (glucose transporter-1 expression),P53 protein expression, and DNA ploidy can influence DNA repair capacity, the factors contributing to patient overall survival (OS) andthe incidence of recurrences and metastases.Materials and Methods: RAD51 (135 G>C) polymorphism was evaluated using restriction fragment length polymorphism polymerasechain reaction, and proteins were identified using immunohistochemistry.Results: There were 3 (2.9%) tumors with RAD51 CC, 75 (72.8%) with GG, and 25 (24.3%) with GC genotypes.
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Conclusion & Impact:In multivariate analysis, positive prognostic factors for OS in the male patientswere grade=1 and ≤17 days break in the treatment, whereas in the female subgroup, only radiosensitive phenotype (Ku70 ≤75.1% orRAD51CC genotype).Conclusion: To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to provide evidence for the positive effect of CC genotype of RAD51 orlow Ku70 expression on OS in females with rectal cancer after SCRT.
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Background/Aims: This is a retrospective analysis of 103 patients having locally advanced rectal cancer who received short-courseradiotherapy (SCRT). The objective of the study was to check whether a polymorphism in the RAD51 gene (135 G>C), Ku70 protein expression, and tumor microenvironment: proliferation rate measured by BrdUrdLI and Ki-67LI, hypoxia (glucose transporter-1 expression),P53 protein expression, and DNA ploidy can influence DNA repair capacity, the factors contributing to patient overall survival (OS) andthe incidence of recurrences and metastases.Materials and Methods: RAD51 (135 G>C) polymorphism was evaluated using restriction fragment length polymorphism polymerasechain reaction, and proteins were identified using immunohistochemistry.Results: There were 3 (2.9%) tumors with RAD51 CC, 75 (72.8%) with GG, and 25 (24.3%) with GC genotypes. The median follow-uptime was 63.1 months (range 2-120). Patients with CC genotype survived significantly longer than those with GG and GC genotypes anddid not develop any recurrences or distant metastases. Female patients with Ku70 expression (≤75.1) or RAD51CC genotype (impairedDNA damage repair and radiosensitive) had significantly longer OS (p=0.013) than those with Ku70>75.1 % or RAD51GG,GC (radioresistant phenotype) and male patients in the log-rank test. In multivariate analysis, positive prognostic factors for OS in the male patientswere grade=1 and ≤17 days break in the treatment, whereas in the female subgroup, only radiosensitive phenotype (Ku70 ≤75.1% orRAD51CC genotype).Conclusion: To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to provide evidence for the positive effect of CC genotype of RAD51 orlow Ku70 expression on OS in females with rectal cancer after SCRT.

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GASİNSKA, A., BİESAGA, B., WIDLA, A. J., DARASZ, Z. (2019). Positive effect of single nucleotide RAD51 135G>C polymorphism and low Ku70 protein expression on female rectal cancer patients survival after preoperative radiotherapy. Turkish Journal of Gastroenterology, Cilt: 30 - Sayı: 1, 3–14. https://ajindex.com/articles/408802

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