Review
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2016.
World J Gastroenterol. Nov 7, 2016; 22(41): 9069-9095
Published online Nov 7, 2016. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v22.i41.9069
Table 1 The characteristics of chromosomal instability and possible correlations with clinical and pathological parameters in hepatocellular carcinoma discussed in this review
ChromosomeType of aberrationTargeted genesCorrelations with clinical and pathological parametersRef.
1q21GainCHD1L, CKS1B, JTB, SHC1Progression of HCCHyeon et al[43]
1q21-23Gain-Early developmentYim et al[40]
1q21-q22Gain-MetastasisWang et al[41]
1q21.1-q23.2GainBCL9, ARNT, TPM3, MUC1, NTRK1Poorly differentiated HCV-associated HCCLiu et al[42]
1q22-23.1GainCD1dDiagnosis and prognosisZhang et al[44]
1q24.1-24.2GainMPZL1Intrahepatic metastasisJia et al[45]
8q24.21-24.22GainMYC, DDEF1, MLZEPrognosis (DFS and OS)Pedica et al[47]
8q21.13GainHEY1ProliferationJia et al[37]
8q22.3GainCTHRC1Aggressive HCCTameda et al[48]
8q24.3GainBOP1Advanced-stage HCC, microvascular invasion and shorter DFSChung et al[50]
7q21.3GainSGCE, DYNC1I1, PEG10HepatocarcinogenesisTsuji et al[51]
4q34.3-35LOHING2ProgressionZhang et al[56]
4q13.3-q35.2LOHADH4, ADH1C, ADH1A, ADH6HBV- and AFB1-related HCC carcinogenesisQi et al[58]
8pLOHDLC1, CCDC25, ELP3, PROSC, SH2D4A, SORBS3Early stage of hepatocarcinogenesis, poor outcomesTornillo et al[59]; Roessler et al[30]
8p22-p23LOHMCPH1, KIAA1456, TUSC3, ZDHHC2Metastasis and prognosisPeng et al[62]
D4S2964LOHARD1B, SEPT11Prognosis (OS)Huang et al[63]
6q26-q27LOHM6P/IGF2RPoor outcomesJang et al[64]
Table 2 Summary of single-nucleotide polymorphisms associated with the risk of hepatocellular carcinoma identified from genome-wide association studies
Related geneSNPEtiology of HCCOdds ratio (95%CI)P valueRef.
TPTE2rs2880301HBV/HCV, Republic of Korea0.27 (0.19-0.39)1.74 × 10-12Clifford et al[96]
KIF1Brs17401966HBV, China0.61 (0.55-0.67)1.70 × 10-18Zhang et al[82]
KIF1Brs17401966HBV interacting with alcohol consumption, China2.36 (1.49-3.74)Chen et al[84]
GRIK1rs455804HBV, China0.84 (0.80-0.89)5.24 × 10-10Li et al[94]
HLA-DQA1/DRB1rs9272015HBV, China1.28 (1.22-1.35)1.13 × 10-19Li et al[94]
MICArs2596542HCV, Japan1.39 (1.27-1.52)4.21 × 10-13Kumar et al[91]
HLA-DQrs9275319HBV, China1.51 (1.38-1.66)8.65 × 10-19Jiang et al[97]
DEPDC5rs1012068HCV, Japan1.75 (1.51-2.03)1.27 × 10-13Miki et al[90]
DDX18rs2551677HBV/HCV, Republic of Korea3.38 (2.07-5.53)1.41 × 10-10Clifford et al[96]
FasLrs763110HBV/HCV, Egypt1.970 (1.250-3.105)0.003Khalifa et al[98]
DLC1rs3816747HBV, China0.486 (0.2450.962)/ 0.51 (0.2670.974)0.037/0.039Xie et al[99]
STAT4rs7574865HBV, China1.22 (1.15-1.29)1.66 × 10-11Jiang et al[97]
FOXP3rs3761549HBV, China1.32 (1.03-1.70)0.030Chen et al[100]
Table 3 The characteristics of frequent recurrent somatic mutations and their correlations with clinical and pathological parameters in hepatocellular carcinoma based on deep-sequencing analyses
GeneAltered pathwayCorrelations with clinical and pathological parametersRef.
TERT promoterTelomere stabilityHepatocarcinogenesisNault et al[104]; Yang et al[165]
TP53Cell cycle controlUnder debate: an early event in the context of aflatoxin exposure and chronic HBV infection, or it might not play a role in carcinogenesisQi et al[136]
Poor prognosisEl-Din et al[117]
Cleary SP et al[138]
CTNNB1Wnt/β-catenin signalingUnder debate: a late event for malignant progression or earlier during hepatocarcinogenesisPark et al[253]; Vilarinho et al[256]
Under debate: worse outcomes or better outcomesTornesello et al[263]; Wang et al[269]
AXIN1Wnt/β-catenin signalingHepatocarcinogenesis and progressionGuan et al[242]
ARID1AChromatin remodelingInitiation and progression of HCCSchulze et al[106]
ARID2Chromatin remodelingInitiation and progression of HCCTotoki et al[107]
NFE2L2Oxidative stressHepatocarcinogenesis and progressionNault JC et al[105]
KEAP1Oxidative stressHepatocarcinogenesis and progressionSchulze et al[106]
JAK1JAK/STAT pathwayHepatocarcinogenesisKan et al[28]
RPS6KA3RAS/MAPK signalingHepatocarcinogenesisGuichard et al[102]