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Organoid forming potential as complementary parameter for accurate evaluation of breast cancer neoadjuvant therapeutic efficacy

Ye, Hai-Shan; Zhou, Dan; Li, Hong; Lv, Jin; Huang, Hui-Qi; She, Jia-Jun; Nie, Jun-Hua; Li, Ting-Ting; Lu, Meng-Di; Du, Bo-Le; Yang, Shu-Qing; Chen, Pei-Xian; Li, Sheng; Ye, Guo-Lin*; Luo, Wei*; Liu, Jia*
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佛山市第一人民医院

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Background: 13-15% of breast cancer/BC patients diagnosed as pathological complete response/pCR after neoadjuvant systemic therapy/NST suffer from recurrence. This study aims to estimate the rationality of organoid forming potential/OFP for more accurate evaluation of NST efficacy. Methods: OFPs of post-NST residual disease/RD were checked and compared with clinical approaches to estimate the recurrence risk. The phenotypes of organoids were classified via HE staining and ER, PR, HER2, Ki67 and CD133 immuno-labeling. The active growing organoids were subjected to drug sensitivity tests. Results: Of 62 post-NST BC specimens, 24 were classified as OFP-I with long-term active organoid growth, 19 as OFP-II with stable organoid growth within 3 weeks, and 19 as OFP-III without organoid formation. Residual tumors were overall correlated with OFP grades (P < 0.001), while 3 of the 18 patients (16.67%) pathologically diagnosed as tumor-free (ypT0N0M0) showed tumor derived-organoid formation. The disease-free survival/DFS of OFP-I cases was worse than other two groups (Log-rank P < 0.05). Organoids of OFP-I/-II groups well maintained the biological features of their parental tumors and were resistant to the drugs used in NST. Conclusions: The OFP would be a complementary parameter to improve the evaluation accuracy of NST efficacy of breast cancers.

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