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Unscrambling the genomic chaos of osteosarcomas reveals a recurrent gene fusion Leonardo A. Meza-Zepeda, PhD Department of Tumor Biology Institute for Cancer Research The Norwegian Radium Hospital

Unscrambling the genomic chaos of osteosarcomas reveals a recurrent gene fusion Leonardo A. Meza-Zepeda, PhD Department of Tumor Biology Institute for

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Page 1: Unscrambling the genomic chaos of osteosarcomas reveals a recurrent gene fusion Leonardo A. Meza-Zepeda, PhD Department of Tumor Biology Institute for

Unscrambling the genomic chaos of osteosarcomas reveals a recurrent

gene fusion

Leonardo A. Meza-Zepeda, PhDDepartment of Tumor BiologyInstitute for Cancer Research

The Norwegian Radium Hospital

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The Norwegian Radium Hospital

Osteosarcomas, a genomic chaos?

Harald Rieder, Duesseldorf

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Tumour panel

19 Osteosarcoma cell lines (EuroBoNeT panel)• Well characterised preclinical model

• Genomics and phenotypic (Poster 107, Myklebost)

AimIdentify fusion genes in osteosarcomas, to improve the knowledge about pathways involved in osteosarcoma biology

Strategy• Sequence the transcriptome (RNA-Seq) to identify recurrent

fusion transcripts • Whole genome sequencing (DNA-Seq) to confirm the fusion

transcripts at the genomic level

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Sample Candidate fusion transcripts after

filtering

IOR/MOS 5

IOR/OS15 110

IOR/OS18 160

MHM 11

OSA 56

ZK-58 113

KPDN 56

MG-63 102

SaOS-S2 36

IOR/OS10 15

IOR/SARG 36

517 candidate fusion transcripts identified in 11 osteosarcoma cell lines

RNA SequencingSusanne Lorenz, PhD

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Candidate fusion transcript validation

Candidate fusion transcript Found in RNA-Seq data

Samples tested by breakpoint PCR Transcript validation by Sanger

sequencingIOR/OS15 IOR/MOS MHM Norm bone Osteoblast

COL1A2-MMP14 IOR/OS15, IOR/OS18 + + + - - +

FUS-LGMN IOR/OS15, MG-63 + + - - - +

DHFR-PABPC1 IOR/OS15 + + - - - +

PTMA-NPM1 IOR/OS15, IOR/OS18 + + + - - +

ELOVL5-PMP22 IOR/OS15 + + - - - +

CDC5L-BTBD9 IOR/OS15 + - - - - +

RAI1-CLIC5 IOR/OS15 + - - - - +

TP53-PPRAD IOR/OS15 + - - - - +

MRPL39-MAML3 IOR/OS15 + - - - - +

PLXNA2-RUNX1 IOR/OS15 + - - - - +

EIF5A-HMGN2 IOR/OS15, MG-63, Saos2 + + + + + +

EEF1A1-VIM IOR/OS15, IOR/OS18, SARG + + + + + +

EIF2S1-RBM25 IOR/OS15 + - - - - +

COL1A1-HSP90AB1 IOR/OS15, MG-63 + - + - - -

SCO1-CLIC5 IOR/OS15 + + + + + -

CREB3L1-HNRPA IOR/OS15 - - - - - NA

PDZRN4-PKM2 IOR/OS15, IOR/OS18, MHM - - - - - NA

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Whole genome sequencing

WG Sequencing• IOR/OS15• MG-63• ZK-58• IOR/OS18

Large heterogeneity

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Comparison RNA-Seq and WGSFusion Identified in Type of translocationELOVL5-PMP22 IOR-OS15 inter-chromosomal CDC5L-BTBD9 IOR-OS15 inter-chromosomalRAI1-CLIC5 IOR-OS15 inter-chromosomalSCO1-CLIC5 IOR-OS15 inter-chromosomal MRPL39-MAML3 IOR-OS15 inter-chromosomal PLXNA2-RUNX1 IOR-OS15 inter-chromosomalEIF2S1-RBM25 IOR-OS15 inter-chromosomalTP53-PPRAD IOR-OS15 inter-chromosomalBAZ1A-NUMB IOR-OS15 intra-chromosomal MRPL39-NRIP1 IOR-OS15 intra-chromosomal CLIP4-EPHB4 MG63 intra-chromosomalDNER-ELL2 MG63 inter-chromosomalTP53-VAV1* MG63 inter-chromosomalTP53-EMR1* MG63 inter-chromosomalBNC2-MTAP MG63 intra-chromosomalHEATR7A-PARP10 MG63 intra-chromosomalCREBBP-TFAP4 ZK58 intra-chromosomalGDPD5-MAP6 ZK58 intra-chromosomal

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PMP22-ELOVL5 fusion

Fusion transcript5` 3`

5’ 3’exon1 exon2 exon3 exon4 exon5

5’ 3’exon1 exon2 exon3 exon4 65

PMP22

ELOVL5

exon6

7 exon8

1 2 43 25 43 5 76 8

full protein sequence

106 aa

out of 160 aa wt

Phe

1 aa 326 aa

ATG (Start)

Exons

In frame fusion

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PMP22-ELOVL5 fusionPMP22

ELOVL5

3` adapter 5` adapter

Fusion transcript1 2 43 5 43 5 762 8

RACE confirmed structure of fusion gene

IOR/OS15 K. Szuhai, Leiden

PMP22ELOVL5

FISHValidation extended osteosarcoma panel

Osteosarcoma cell lines(4/21) IOR/OS15, IOR/MOS, MHM, U-2OS

Ostesarcomas xenografts(1/20) OKTx

Clinical samples (2/9) primary tumours

Recurrence of 14%

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PMP22 and ELOVL5

Mutations in Charcot-Marie-Tooth DiseaseAmino acids lost by the fusion with ELOVL5

PMP22: peripheral myelin protein 22• Component of myelin in the peripheral

nervous system• Associated with Charcot–Marie–Tooth diseaseOsteosarcomas• Overexpressed in a subset of tumour

ELOVL5: fatty acid elongase 5• plasma membrane protein; elongation of

long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids

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• Identified a large number of candidate fusion transcripts in osteosarcomas

• Identified a recurrent fusion in osteosarcomas PMP22-ELOVL5

• Large number of genomic rearrangements and heterogeneity

• Discrepancies between genomic rearrangements and rearrangements at the RNA level

• Majority of fusion transcripts does not seem to be a direct consequence of the genomic chaos

Summary

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Acknowledgements

Dept. of Tumor Biology• Susanne Lorenz• Tale Barøy• Ola Myklebost

Leiden University Medical Center• Karoly Szuhai

Genomics Core Facility• Jinchang Sun• Jan-Christian Bryne

Bioinformatics Core Facility• Daniel VodákDept. Cancer Prevention

• Torfinn Nome• Gard O. S. Thomassen • Rolf Skotheim• Ragnhild A. Lothe

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Transcriptome sequencing

Paired-end250-300 bp

2x100bp

Fused mRNA

Gene A Gene B

Gene junction

Fusion genes• Biology• Biomarkers

RNA-Seq • 11 osteosarcoma cell linesSusanne Lorenz, PhD