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Topic: Genetic observation results and findings Related: Project ID: Art227316 Topic: Malignant neoplasm with <gene mutation> Art63284 Topic: (Genetic) carrier of X Art228474 Topic: Hereditary predisposition to cancer Art6283 Topic: Observable entity concept model unmc001 SNOMED CT representation of CAP cancer checklist data

Topic: Genetic observation results and findings Related: Project ID: Art227316 Topic: Malignant neoplasm with <gene mutation> Art63284 Topic: (Genetic) carrier of X Art228474 Topic: Hereditary predisposition to cancer Art6283 Topic: Observable entity concept model unmc001 SNOMED CT representation of CAP cancer checklist data

Statement of the problem

272394005|Technique(qualifier)| Expanded SNOMED CT draft Lab/Pathology semantics Clinical pathology techniques Gross techniques Inspection Dissection Light microscopy Histochemical techniques Hematoxylin/Eosin…etc Frozen section technique Molecular and proteomic techniques Immunohistochemical techniques Immunoperoxidase techniques Immunoflourescence techniques PCR-ELISA technique Flourescent in-situ hybridization technique Genomic techniques Pyrosequencing technique Next generation sequencing technique Array karyotype technique Bisulfite sequencing technique Karyotype analysis – banding techniques *New SNOMED CT content Question: Why are we not expanding procedures?

118598001 |Measurement property(qualifier) Expanded SNOMED CT draft Lab/Pathology semantics Mass Volume … Histologic feature Histologic invasiveness

Reference Nomenclatures HUGO: Human Gene Ontology (NCBI) Human Gene Nomenclature Committee: standardized nomenclature for human genes and variants Uniprot: Protein nomenclature ISCN 2013 International System for Human Cytogenetic Nomenclature

SIRS: “Malignant melanoma with BRAF V600E mutation”

B-RAF genetics Gene: “B-Raf proto-oncogene, serine/threonine kinase” Official symbol: BRAF (not in SNOMED CT 2015) Cytogenetics: 7q34; base pairs 140,715,950 to 140,924,763 Locus type: gene with protein product Mutation phenotypes (30+ characterized): Cardiofaciocutaneous syndome; Erdheim Chester disease; Giant congenital melanocytic nevus; Noonan syndrome; cancers – melanoma, colon, ovary, thyroid; Langerhans cell histiocytosis; hairy cell leukemia Two antibody based treatments have been developed for malignancies that arise from BRAF mutations Encodes….. Protein: Serine/threonine-protein kinase B-raf UniProtKB - P15056 (BRAF_HUMAN) Protein kinase involved in the transduction of mitogenic signals from the cell membrane to the nucleus.

B-RAF genetics Gene: “B-Raf proto-oncogene, serine/threonine kinase” Official symbol: BRAF (not in SNOMED CT 2015) Cytogenetics: 7q34; base pairs 140,715,950 to 140,924,763 Mutation phenotypes: Cardiofaciocutaneous syndome; Erdheim Chester disease; Giant congenital melanocytic nevus; Noonan syndrome; cancers – melanoma, colon, ovary, thyroid; Langerhans cell histiocytosis Two antibody based treatments have been developed for malignancies that arise from BRAF mutations Encodes….. Protein: Serine/threonine-protein kinase B-raf UniProtKB - P15056 (BRAF_HUMAN) Not in SNOMED CT Jan 2015 Protein kinase involved in the transduction of mitogenic signals from the cell membrane to the nucleus.

Use Cases for Data Management Find all patients that had a tumor with positive test results for a BRAF (V600E) mutation

Cytogenetic tehniques employed at UNMC for BRAF V600E testing Immunoperoxidase staining for mutant protein Pyrosequencing looking for mutant DNA It is very common in pathology for techniques to be developed and commercialized for the DNA sequence finding or the protein (or both) How to support SNOMED CT observables definitions that will support query across testing methods?

B-raf draft SNOMED CT semantics supporting retrieval use cases Chromosome(cell structure) -is a- Chromosome 7 -part of - 7q long arm -part of - B-Raf proto-oncogene serine threonine kinase(cell structure) HGNC:1097 -Synonym:BRAF-1 (Encodes) Ser-Thre protein kinase B-raf(substance)(defining?) (Has mutation) BRAF V600E mutation(cell structure)(not defining) Enzyme(substance) - is a - Protein kinase - is a - Serine threonine protein kinase B-raf(substance) Synonym: BRAF_HUMAN UniProt: P15056 (Is coded by) B-Raf proto-oncogene(cell structure)(defining?) B-raf mutant protein kinase(substance) (Is coded by) BRAF V600E mutation(cell structure) *New SNOMED CT content Alternatively, could the concept model for abnormal Body structures be expanded to include a body location [BRAF V600E mutation(cell structure)] since it is present in the B-Raf proto-oncogene? Instead of loading all HGNC and UNIPROT content into SNOMED CT, should we think about employing concrete domains and referencing their ontology by code value? Not all mutant proteins are named or characterized but may be simply identified by immunohistochecmical techniques. Do we lose anything by not specifying the protein in our definition of those concepts?

BRAF V600E mutation detection by pyrosequencing DNA of melanoma skin biopsy specimen (observable) Concrete domain with ISCN nomenclature or comparable PROPERTY TYPE 705057003|Presence(property)| INHERES IN 2092003|Malignant melanoma(morphology)| IS ABOUT quality TOWARDS BRAF V600E mutation(cell structure)(NEW) B-Raf proto-oncogene serine threonine kinase (cell structure)(NEW) INHERENT LOCATION observable Needlessly redundant? TIME ASPECT 123029007|Single point in time(qualifier)| SCALE 117362005|Nominal value(qualifier)| UNITS units TECHNIQUE |Pyrosequencing technique|(NEW) DIRECT SITE 309066003|Skin biopsy sample (specimen)|

58415-1|BRAF gene.p.V600E|Arb|Pt|Tiss|Ord| BRAF V600E mutant protein detection by immunoperoxidase staining of melanoma skin biopsy specimen (observable) PROPERTY TYPE 118536000|Entitic number(property)| INHERES IN 2092003|Malignant melanoma(morphology)| IS ABOUT quality TOWARDS BRAF V600E mutant protein kinase(substance)(NEW) 62035001|Cytoplasmic matrix| OR ?B-Raf proto-oncogene serine threonine kinase (cell structure)(NEW)? INHERENT LOCATION observable Overly elaborate if protein Is properly designated…? TIME ASPECT 123029007|Single point in time(qualifier)| SCALE 117362005|Nominal value(qualifier)| UNITS units TECHNIQUE |Immunoperoxidase technique|(NEW) DIRECT SITE 309066003|Skin biopsy sample (specimen)|

Pyrosequencing of specimen for detection of mutation Template Proposal Pyrosequencing of specimen for detection of mutation PROPERTY TYPE 705057003|Presence(property)| INHERES IN <<123037004|Body structure| IS ABOUT quality TOWARDS Named Mutation or ISCN? <<91272006|Chromosome(body structure)| INHERENT LOCATION observable TIME ASPECT 123029007|Single point in time(qualifier)| SCALE 117362005|Nominal value(qualifier)| UNITS units TECHNIQUE |Pyrosequencing technique| DIRECT SITE <<123038009|Specimen)|

Cancer Genetic/Molecular lab test observables Template Proposal Cancer Genetic/Molecular lab test observables PROPERTY TYPE INHERES IN <<108369006|Neoplasm(morphology)| IS ABOUT quality TOWARDS Named Mutation or ISCN? <<91272006|Chromosome(body structure)| INHERENT LOCATION observable TIME ASPECT SCALE UNITS units <<Molecular technique (NEW) <<Genomic techniques (NEW) TECHNIQUE DIRECT SITE <<123038009|Specimen)|

SIRS: “BRCA1 mutation carrier”

BRCA1 mutation Over 1800 mutations identified, most with oncogenetic risk but prevalence rates often specific to ethnicity Hereditary risk for breast, ovarian, fallopian tube and prostate cancers as well as leukemias and lymphomas Testing available for BRCA1 mutated proteins(antigen) as well as sequence analysis

BRCA1 gene Gene: “Breast cancer 1, early onset” Encodes: Synonyms: BRCA1/BRCA2-containing complex, subunit 1; Fanconi anemia, complementation group S; FANCS; PPP1R53; Protein phosphatase 1 regulatory subunit 53, RNF53 Tumor suppressor gene; not a true oncogene Symbol: BRCA1 HGNC:1100 Locus type: gene with protein product Chromosome: 17q21.31; base pairs 41,196,312 to 41,277,500 Lung and ovarian cancer expression of BRCA1 predictive of response to chemotherapy Encodes: Protein: Breast cancer type 1 susceptibility protein Uniprot: P38398 (BRCA1_HUMAN) Function: cellular DNA repair

BRCA1 draft SNOMED CT semantics supporting retrieval use cases Chromosome(cell structure) -is a- Chromosome 17 -part of - 17q long arm -part of - Breast cancer 1, early onset gene(cell structure)(NEW) HGNC: 1100 -Synonym:BRCA1 gene (Encodes)Breast cancer type 1 susceptibility protein (substance) (Has mutations) BRCA1 mutation(cell structure)(not defining)(NEW) Enzyme(substance) - is a - Nuclear phosphoprotein - is a - Breast cancer type 1 susceptibility protein(substance) (Is coded by) Breast cancer type 1, early onset gene(Cell structure)(defining?) Breast cancer type 1 susceptibility mutant protein (substance) (NEW) (Is coded by) BRCA1 mutation(cell structure)(NEW) *New SNOMED CT content

BRCA1 mutant protein detection by immunoperoxidase staining of blood specimen PROPERTY TYPE 118536000|Entitic number(property)| INHERES IN 4421005|Cell structure(body structure)| IS ABOUT quality TOWARDS BRCA1 mutant protein(substance)(NEW) Breast cancer 1, early onset gene(cell structure)(NEW) INHERENT LOCATION observable TIME ASPECT 123029007|Single point in time(qualifier)| SCALE 117362005|Nominal value(qualifier)| UNITS units TECHNIQUE |Immunoperoxidase technique|(NEW) DIRECT SITE 119297000|Blood specimen (specimen)|

BRCA1 mutation detection by pyrosequencing DNA of blood specimen PROPERTY TYPE 705057003|Presence(property)| INHERES IN 2092003|Malignant melanoma(morphology)| IS ABOUT quality TOWARDS BRCA1 mutation(cell structure)(NEW) Breast cancer 1, early onset gene(cell structure)(NEW) INHERENT LOCATION observable TIME ASPECT 123029007|Single point in time(qualifier)| SCALE 117362005|Nominal value(qualifier)| UNITS units TECHNIQUE |Pyrosequencing technique|(NEW) DIRECT SITE 119297000|Blood specimen (specimen)|

UNMC Genetic Pathology testing Solid Tumors: B-RAF (codon 600 by pyrosequencing) KRAS (codons 12, 13 and 61 by pyrosequencing) EGFR Epidermal growth factor receptor Mutations (29 mutations by real time PCR) MicroSattelite Instability by PCR and capillary electrophoresis Hemepath Chronic Myeloproliferative Neoplasms JAK2 janus kinase 2 Mutation by real-time PCR Calreticulin by fluorescent PCR and capillary electrophoresis BCR-ABL - qualitative and quantittive (PCR and gel) Lymphoma IgHeavy Gene rearrangements by fluorescent PCR and capillary electrophoresis Tcell Receptor gamma gene rearrangement by fluorescent PCR and capillary electrophoresis AML FMS-related Tyrosine kinase 3 by fluorescent PCR and capillary electrophoresis NPM1 nucleophosmin by fluorescent PCR and capillary electrophoresis ProMyelocytic Leukemia-RARA translocation - by real time PCR 50 Gene Cancer Panel - 50 cancer gene hotspots in metastatic cancer 5 gene colorectal cancer panel (KRAS, and NRAS codons 12,13,61,146 and others, BRAF codon 600, PIK3CA hotspots, HRAS)

Proposal Add content for techniques (?procedures) <20 concepts Add content for properties (<5 concepts) Assemble pragmatic list of gene mutations of clinical importance for UNMC along with protein products and add content to cell structure and substance hierarchies 100 concepts (Alternative: to support concrete domains in observables and include by reference?) Develop Observable template consensus for 10-15 most common genetic/molecular pathology (and anatomic pathology) tests Modeling and testing of content and retrieval use cases in Nebraska Lexicon extension for pathology database with view to promotion to US extension or International release 20-50 mutations Exploration of collaboration with HUGO Gene Nomenclature committee and UNIPROT to scale content development and automate SNOMED CT content development in conjunction with evolution of clinical genotypic laboratory procedures