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BCM-15030
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Patient Information for Model: BCM-15030
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Model: BCM-15030
Model Contact: Michael Lewis
Institution: BCM Breast PDX Program
Email:
mtlewis@bcm.edu
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Model Information for Model: BCM-15030
Model Details - Initial Implantation of Patient Tissue
Biomarkers & Mutations
Model Details - Acceptable Conditions for Passaging
Mutations (Cancer Gene Census List)
Mutation data is currently not available.
CNV
PDX Validation
In order to validate the identity of Baylor College of Medicine patient-derived xenograft (PDX) models, short tandem repeat (STR) testing is performed at the Cytogenetics and Cell Authentication core facility at MDACC. STR testing is performed on tissue from the initial tumor grown in the mouse (transplant generation 1 - TG1) and from a patient sample when possible. Thereafter, STR testing is performed every five transplant generations (TG5, TG10, TG15, and TG20). In the case that a PDX model is transplanted from viably frozen tissue to restart the model, the PDX Core will test the first outgrowth to confirm identity and every five transplant generations thereafter. In addition to STR, we assess clinical biomarkers and histology every 5th transplant generation. Finally, RNAseq gene expression profiles are evaluated periodically to ensure consistency with previous results and to evaluate phenotypic drift. If a significant change in PDX biology is noted, we identify the last known stable stock and re-start the model.
Histology Information for Model: BCM-15030
Patient
PDX
ER
H&E
HER2
PR
Metastasis Information for Model: BCM-15030
Patient
PDX
Abdomen
Adrenal gland
Bone
Bones
Brain
CTC
Chest
Chest wall
Contralateral Breast
Dura
Fallopian Tubes
Head
Kidney
Liver
Lung
Lymph node
Lymph nodes
Neck
Ovary
Pancreas
Pericardium
Peritoneal cavity
Peritoneum
Pleura
Pleural effusion
Shoulder
Skin
Spine
Spleen
Thoracic Spine
Thymus
Patient Treatment Information for Model: BCM-15030
Event Id
Treatment
Treatment Setting
Age at Start
Age at End
Duration
Clinical Response
Pathologic Response
Reason Stopped
10
Cyclophosphamide,Doxorubicin,Fluorouracil
Adjuvant
34.39
34.73
124 days
Not Reported
Not Applicable
Treatment Completed
20
Other,Tamoxifen
Metastatic
43.57
48.73
1883 days
Disease Progression
Not Applicable
Disease Progression
25
Anastrozole,Goserelin
Metastatic
49.06
49.15
33 days
Not Reported
Not Applicable
Side Effects
30
Megestrol acetate
Metastatic
49.23
55.48
2281 days
Disease Progression
Not Applicable
Disease Progression
35
Fulvestrant
Metastatic
55.48
56.73
456 days
Disease Progression
Not Applicable
Disease Progression
40
Letrozole
Metastatic
56.81
56.98
62 days
Disease Progression
Not Applicable
Disease Progression
45
Tamoxifen
Metastatic
57.06
57.15
33 days
Not Reported
Not Applicable
Treatment Completed
50
Oophorectomy
Prophylactic
57.15
57.15
1
Not Reported
Not Applicable
Treatment Completed
55
Anastrozole
Metastatic
57.16
57.73
208 days
Disease Progression
Not Applicable
Disease Progression
60
Everolimus,Exemestane
Metastatic
57.79
58.0
77 days
Not Reported
Not Applicable
Side Effects
65
Letrozole,Palbociclib
Metastatic
58.06
58.65
215 days
Disease Progression
Not Applicable
Disease Progression
70
Radiation Therapy
Metastatic
58.64
58.77
47 days
Not Reported
Not Applicable
Treatment Completed
75
Anastrozole
Metastatic
58.73
59.48
274 days
Disease Progression
Not Applicable
Disease Progression
80
Capecitabine
Metastatic
59.57
60.98
515 days
Disease Progression
Not Applicable
Disease Progression
95
High-dose estrogen
Metastatic
60.81
60.99
66 days
Disease Progression
Not Applicable
Disease Progression
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