Hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC) or Lynch syndrome is an autosomal dominant genetic condition that is associated with a high risk of colon ...HereditarynonpolyposiscolorectalcancerFromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopediaJumptonavigationJumptosearchAutosomaldominantgeneticconditionassociatedwithahighriskofcoloncancerHereditarynonpolyposiscolorectalcancerOthernamesLynchsyndrome[1]Micrographshowingtumor-infiltratinglymphocytes(inacolorectalcancer),afindingassociatedwithMSI-Htumours,asmaybeseeninLynchsyndrome.H&Estain.SpecialtyOncology Hereditarynonpolyposiscolorectalcancer(HNPCC)orLynchsyndromeisanautosomaldominantgeneticconditionthatisassociatedwithahighriskofcoloncanceraswellasothercancersincludingendometrialcancer(secondmostcommon),ovary,stomach,smallintestine,hepatobiliarytract,upperurinarytract,brain,andskin.[2]TheincreasedriskforthesecancersisduetoinheritedmutationsthatimpairDNAmismatchrepair.Itisatypeofcancersyndrome.Contents1Signsandsymptoms1.1Riskofcancer2Genetics3Diagnosis3.1Immunohistochemistry3.2MicrosatelliteInstability3.3Classification4Prevention4.1Screening4.1.1Amsterdamcriteria4.2Surgery5Treatment6Epidemiology7Terminology8Society9References10ExternallinksSignsandsymptoms[edit]Riskofcancer[edit]LifetimeriskandmeanageatdiagnosisforLynchsyndromeassociatedcancers[3]TypeofcancerLifetimerisk(%)Meanageatdiagnosis(years)Colorectal52-5844-61Endometrial25-6048-62Gastric6-1356Ovarian4-1242.5Inadditiontothetypesofcancerfoundinthechartabove,itisunderstoodthatLynchsyndromealsocontributestoanincreasedriskofsmallbowelcancer,pancreaticcancer,ureter/renalpelviscancer,biliarytractcancer,braincancer,andsebaceousneoplasms.[3]IncreasedriskofprostatecancerandbreastcancerhasalsobeenassociatedwithLynchsyndrome,althoughthisrelationshipisnotentirelyunderstood.[3]Two-thirdsofcoloncancersoccurintheproximalcolonandcommonsignsandsymptomsincludebloodinthestool,diarrheaorconstipation,andunintendedweightloss.[4]Themeanageofcolorectalcancerdiagnosisis44formembersoffamiliesthatm

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Hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC) is a common inherited form of neoplasia caused by germline mutations in DNA mismatch ...SkiptomaincontentThankyouforvisitingnature.com.YouareusingabrowserversionwithlimitedsupportforCSS.Toobtainthebestexperience,werecommendyouuseamoreuptodatebrowser(orturnoffcompatibilitymodeinInternetExplorer).Inthemeantime,toensurecontinuedsupport,wearedisplayingthesitewithoutstylesandJavaScript.AdvertisementnatureoncogeneshortreportarticleHNPCCmutationsinthehumanDNAmismatchrepairgenehMLH1influenceassemblyofhMutLαandhMLH1–hEXO1complexesDownloadPDFAbstractHereditarynonpolyposiscolorectalcancer(HNPCC)isacommoninheritedformofneoplasiacausedbygermlinemutationsinDNAmismatchrepair(MMR)genes.MMRproteinshavebeenreportedtoassociatewithseveralproteins,includingthehumanexonuclease1(hEXO1).WereportherenovelHNPCC–hMLH1mutantproteins(T117M,Q426Xand1813insA)inDanishHNPCCpatients.WedemonstratethatthesemutantHNPCC–hMLH1proteinsareunabletoformcomplexeswithhEXO1andhPMS2invivo.TheresultsindicatethatmutationsfoundinHNPCCgenecarriersdisrupthMLH1–hEXO1complexformationandhMutLαheterodimerassemblyessentialforMMRactivity.DownloadPDFMainHereditarynonpolyposiscolorectalcancer(HNPCC)isageneticallyheterogeneousdisordercausedbygermlinemutationsinoneofseveralMMRgenes(Jiricny,1998a,b),althoughcurrentevidencesuggeststhatgerm-linemutationsinhMSH2andhMLH1accountforthemajorityofHNPCCcases(PeltomäkiandVasen,1997).HNPCCgenecarriersinheritamutationinoneoftheallelesencodingaMMRgene,andthesecondcopyismutatedorlostasanearlyeventinthedevelopmentofatumor.ThissecondeventrenderscellsDNAmismatchrepair(MMR)deficient,presumablyleadingtotherapidaccumulationofmutationsthatdrivestumordevelopment.WhatexactlycausestheunderlyingpredispositiontocolorectalcancerinHNPCCindividualsremainstobeelucidated.IthasbeenshownthatanaccurateassemblyofhumanMMRcomplexesisessentialforefficientMMRinordertomaintainthegenomicintegrity(Drummondetal.,1997).Thesedatasuggestthat,dependingonthenatureofthemutatio

Hereditary Non-polyposis Colorectal Cancer (HNPCC), which affects nearly 5 percent of colorectal cancer patients, is characterized by a mutation in an important ...CORONAVIRUS:DELAYSFORROUTINESURGERIES,VISITORRESTRICTIONS+COVID-19TESTING.Home/HealthLibrary/Disease&ConditionsHereditaryNon-polyposisColorectalCancer(HNPCC)HereditaryNon-polyposisColorectalCancer(HNPCC)Appointments&AccessContactUsColorectalcanceristhethirdmostcommonformofcancerintheUnitedStates,withapproximately130,000casesdiagnosedeachyear.ItisalsothesecondleadingcauseofcancerdeathsintheUnitedStates.However,whendiscoveredearly,thediseaseis90percentcurable.Abnormalitiesinsomeofthegenesincoloncellsthatcontrolcellgrowthanddeathcancausecolorectalcancer.HereditaryNon-polyposisColorectalCancer(HNPCC),whichaffectsnearly5percentofcolorectalcancerpatients,ischaracterizedbyamutationinanimportantgene,whichisinherited--orpassedfromparenttochild.InHNPCC,the“H”standsforhereditary,meaningitisinheritedorcanbepassedfromparenttochild.“NP”standsfornon-polyposis,whichdistinguishesHNPCCfromasyndromecharacterizedbytheformationofpolyps.The“CC”standsforcolorectalcancer,themostfrequentcancerthatdevelopsinHNPCCfamilies.HowisHNPCCinherited?HNPCCiscausedbyaninheritedmutationorabnormalityinagenethatnormallyrepairsourbody'sDNA.ThereareatleastfiveofthesegenesknownasmismatchrepairgenesthatareknowntobeassociatedwithHNPCC.Ifgeneticdamageisnotrepaired,cancercanoccur.Whenanindividualhasaninheritedgenemutation,itispresentinthecellsofallorgansofthebody.Thismakesiteasierforothercancerstodevelop,suchascanceroftheuterusorovaries,gastrointestinaltract(stomach,smallintestineandpancreas),urinarytractorkidneys.HNPCCandcancerriskbyage70ColorectalCancerLifetimeriskofcancerinHNPCC: 80%Riskingeneralpopulation: 2%Endometrial(uterine)CancerLifetimeriskofcancerinHNPCC: 60%Riskingeneralpopulation: 1.5%OvarianCancer LifetimeriskofcancerinHNPCC:12%Riskingeneralpopulation:1%StomachCancerLifetimeriskofcancerinHNPCC:13%Riskingeneralpopulation: Lessthan1%Otherc

患者的細胞中至少有一個MMR基因突變，也就是MLH1、MSH2、MSH6、PMS2中有一個突變而失去功能，才可能診斷為HNPCC。

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Hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer HNPCC, Lynch syndrome) is a genetic disease of autosomal dominant inheritance. It is caused by a ...NCBISkiptomaincontentSkiptonavigationResourcesHowToAboutNCBIAccesskeysMyNCBISignintoNCBISignOutJournalListDtschArzteblIntv.110(3);2013JanPMC3566622DtschArzteblInt.2013Jan;110(3):32–38.Publishedonline2013Jan18.doi: 10.3238/arztebl.2013.0032PMCID:PMC3566622PMID:23413378ReviewArticleHereditaryNonpolyposisColorectalCancer(HNPCC)/LynchSyndromeVerenaSteinke,Dr.med.,*,1ChristophEngel,Dr.med.,2ReinhardBüttner,Prof.Dr.med.,3HansKonradSchackert,Prof.Dr.med.,4WolffHSchmiegel,Prof.Dr.med.,5andPeterPropping,Prof.Dr.med.1VerenaSteinke1InstituteofHumanGenetics,UniversityofBonnFindarticlesbyVerenaSteinkeChristophEngel2InstituteforMedicalInformatics,StatisticsandEpidemiology(IMISE),LeipzigUniversityFindarticlesbyChristophEngelReinhardBüttner3DepartmentofPathology,UniversityofCologneFindarticlesbyReinhardBüttnerHansKonradSchackert4DepartmentforSurgicalResearch,UniversityHospitalCarlGustavCarus,DresdenFindarticlesbyHansKonradSchackertWolffHSchmiegel5UniversityHosptialoftheRuhrUniversityBochum,KnappschaftHospitalFindarticlesbyWolffHSchmiegelPeterPropping1InstituteofHumanGenetics,UniversityofBonnFindarticlesbyPeterProppingAuthorinformationArticlenotesCopyrightandLicenseinformationDisclaimer1InstituteofHumanGenetics,UniversityofBonn2InstituteforMedicalInformatics,StatisticsandEpidemiology(IMISE),LeipzigUniversity3DepartmentofPathology,UniversityofCologne4DepartmentforSurgicalResearch,UniversityHospitalCarlGustavCarus,Dresden5UniversityHosptialoftheRuhrUniversityBochum,KnappschaftHospital*InstituteforHumanGenetics,BiomedicalCenter,BonnUniversityHospital,Sigmund-Freud-Str.25,53127Bonn,Germany,[email protected];Accepted2012Oct12.CopyrightnoticeSeeletter"Correspondence(lettertotheeditor):LawonGeneticDiagnosticTestingNeedstoBeBorneinMind"involume110on page 364.Seeletter"Correspondence(reply):InReply"involume110on page 364.Thisarticl