In this article (Clin Cancer Res 2014;20:6618–30), which was published in the December 15, 2014, issue of Clinical Cancer Research (1), the authors contacted the CCR editorial office regarding an error in Table 3. Specifically, the mutation in the borderline component of sample 65663 is incorrectly recorded as G12V. The correct mutation for this sample is G12D. This error does not change the interpretation of the data or the conclusions of the article. A corrected version of Table 3 is shown below. The authors regret this error.

Table 3.

Somatic mutations in microdissected borderline and invasive regions of the same tumor

Mutation
Case IDGradeGeneBorderlineInvasiveMethod
65661 No mutationa   Oncomap & HRM 
15043 KRAS G12D G12D Oncomap & HRM 
65662 KRAS G12V G12V Oncomap & HRM 
65663 KRAS G12D No mutation HRM 
9128 NRAS Q61R Q61R Oncomap & HRM 
2044 NRAS Q61K Q61K Oncomap & HRM 
5899 NRAS Q61R Q61R Oncomap & HRM 
3960 TP53 N239Pfs*6 N239Pfs*6 Oncomap & HRM 
65664 TP53 E326* E326* HRM 
15060 TP53 No mutation N239T HRM 
65665 TP53 M237V M237V HRM 
65666 TP53 P190Lfs*57 P190Lfs*57 HRM 
65667 TP53 V143G V143G HRM 
65668 TP53 R175H R175H HRM 
Additional NRAS mutations identified in extended mutation screenb 
6582 NRAS  pQ61R HRM 
7200 NRAS  Q61R HRM 
Mutation
Case IDGradeGeneBorderlineInvasiveMethod
65661 No mutationa   Oncomap & HRM 
15043 KRAS G12D G12D Oncomap & HRM 
65662 KRAS G12V G12V Oncomap & HRM 
65663 KRAS G12D No mutation HRM 
9128 NRAS Q61R Q61R Oncomap & HRM 
2044 NRAS Q61K Q61K Oncomap & HRM 
5899 NRAS Q61R Q61R Oncomap & HRM 
3960 TP53 N239Pfs*6 N239Pfs*6 Oncomap & HRM 
65664 TP53 E326* E326* HRM 
15060 TP53 No mutation N239T HRM 
65665 TP53 M237V M237V HRM 
65666 TP53 P190Lfs*57 P190Lfs*57 HRM 
65667 TP53 V143G V143G HRM 
65668 TP53 R175H R175H HRM 
Additional NRAS mutations identified in extended mutation screenb 
6582 NRAS  pQ61R HRM 
7200 NRAS  Q61R HRM 

aNo mutation = no mutation detected in “hot spot” regions tested.

bn = 44 SBT-EOC cases, n = 53 purely SBT cases, and n = 53 EOC cases without adjacent borderline.

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