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IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL EVALUATION OF THE PHOSPHORYLATED AKT-1 EXPRESSION IN WELL-DIFFERENTIATED PANCREATIC NEUROENDOCRINE TUMORS

Vera Delektorskaya, Olesya Solovieva, Galina Chemeris, Yuriy Patyutko

N.N. Blokhin National Medical Research Center of Oncology of the Ministry of Health of the Russian FederationMoscow, Russia

AKT

The PI3K / AKT / mTOR Signaling Pathway

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SSTR 1-5

PI3K

S6K1

FOXO 1,3

Cell cycle progressioneIF4ES6Protein synthesis

P

FOXO 1,3

AKT

a serine/threonine protein kinase (protein kinase B):

a multifunctional kinase ;

an important regulator of cellproliferation and survival.

GrowthFactors

Thr 308

P

P

Ser 473

Motility

INTRODUCTION

mTORC2 mTORC1

p21cip1

p27kip1

PDK1PIP3 PIP2 PTEN

AKT1

S Falletta et al. mTOR inhibitors response andmTOR pathway in pancreatic neuroendocrinetumors . Endocr Relat Cancer. 2016; 23(11):883-91.

one of the most frequentlyactivated protein kinases;

promotes tumor growth,progression and spreading;

an attractive target for therapy;

a promising predictive markerof response to mTOR inhibitors.

In PNET

HL Robbins, A Hague. The PI3K/Akt Pathway in Tumors of endocrine Tissues. Front. Endocrinol. 2016.6:188

TSC2

RaptorRictor

4EBP

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The aim of the study was to investigate

phosphorylated from of AKT1 kinase (p-AKT1)

immunoexpression and clinical significance

in well-differentiated pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (PNETs)

OBJECTIVEOBJECTIVE

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Invasion/Recurrence :

Adjacent tissue/capsule – 23 (44.2%)Lymphovascular/perineural – 25 (48.1%) Recurrence – 3 (5.8%)

Tumor size:

Mean – 5.2 cm (0.5 - 18 cm)

Metastasis:

Lymph node – 15 (28.8%) Distant during follow-up – 19 (36.5%)

p=0.09

p=0.001

Staging of studied NETsStaging of studied NETs at initial diagnosis

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Grading of studied primary PNETs

G2

G3

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III

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Age distribution:

Range – 24– 77 yearsMedian age – 53.4±1.4

Gender distribution:

Male – 23 (44.2%) Female – 29 (55.8%) (M:F – 0.8)

Functional status:

Functional – 7 (13.5%) Nonfunctional – 45 (86.5%)

CLINICAL & PATHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS

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RESULTS

Pathology & Imunohistochemistry of PNETs. WHO 2017

CgAH&E

SynSSTR-2A

RESULTS

Ki-67 - 1%

NET Grade 1Primary – 14 (26.9%)Liver mts – 3 (21.4%)

NET Grade 2Primary – 30 (57.7%)Liver mts – 15 (50.0%)

NET Grade 3Primary – 8 (15.4%)Liver mts – 4 (50.0%)

Ki-67 - 8%

Ki-67 - 30%

n 4

n 1

n 5

Primary PNETs G1-G3 – 52Liver metastases synchronous – 22Liver metastases metachronous – 5

Ki-67 Index and Grade progression in liver metastases

RESULTS: p-AKT1

The Patterns of phoshpo-AKT1 immunostaining in PNETs: Rabbit monoclonal [EP2109Y] to AKT1 (phospho Ser473)

RESULTS: p-AKT1

p-AKT1- Low expression p-AKT1 – High expression

Primary PNETs - 46.2 (24/52)Primary PNETs - 53.8 (28/52)

pAKT-1 (0, 0%) pAKT-1 (1+, 1-10%)

No staining Weak staining Moderate staining Strong staining

pAKT-1 (3+, 51-100%)pAKT-1 (2+, 11-50%)

The pancreatic well-differentiated neuroendocrine tumors - PNETs 7

The percentage & the intensity of nuclear and cytoplasmic staining for pAKT

Liver metastases - 59.3 (16/27)Liver metastases - 40.7 (11/27)

Parameters G1-NETs G2-NETs

n 14 30

Ki-67 index

< 3% 3-20%

Angioinvasion

4 15

Liver mts 3 12

SSTR-2A positive

8 25

p-AKT1High levels

3; 21.4% 14; 46.7%

p-AKT1Low levels

11; 78.6% 15; 53.3%

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RESULTS: p-AKT1

Expression of p-AKT1 in WHO Grade 1/Grade 2 PNETs (primary & metastatic)

21.4% (3/14)

RESULTS: p-AKT1

p-AKT1 (2+) in NET G1, Ki-67 – 2%

PNETs Grade 1

46.7% (14/30)

p-AKT1 (3+) in NET G2, Ki-67 - 5%

PNETs Grade 2

Liver metastases Grade 1/2

46.7% (7/15)

p-AKT1 (3+) in NET G2, Ki-67 – 8% p-AKT1 (3+) in NET G2, Ki-67 – 15%

Parameters G3-NETs Pancreas

G3-NETs Liver

n 8 12

Ki-67 index

23% -35%

25% - 45%

SSTR-2A positive

7 10

p-AKT1High levels

7; 87.5% 9; 75.0%

p-AKT1Low levels

1; 12.5% 3; 25.0%

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RESULTS: p-AKT1

Expression of p-AKT1 in WHO Grade 3 PNETs (primary & metastatic)

RESULTS: p-AKT1

pAKT-1 (3+) in NET G3, Ki-67 - 26%

87.5% (7/8)

pAKT-1 (3+) in NET G3, Ki-67 – 35%

Primary PNETs Liver Metastases

75.0% (9/12)

pAKT-1 (3+) in NET G3, Ki-67 - 40%

RESULTS: p-AKT1

Matched pair analysis: Expression of p-AKT1 in primary PNET and corresponding liver metastases

RESULTS: p-AKT1

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pAKT-1 (2+) pAKT-1 (2+) pAKT-1 (3+)

Primary PNET G2 Ki-67 - 30%Liver metastasis (metachronous)

Grade 3in 3 years

Grade 2

Liver metastasis (synchronous)Ki-67 - 4%

Pancreatoduodenectomy (2012) Liver resection for metastases (2012) Liver resection for metastases (2015)

Ki-67 - 9%

p-AKT1 in metastases as compared to primary

≈ 15 (55.6%) | ↑ 9 (33.3%) |↓ 3 (11.1%)

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RESULTS: pAKT-1

Correlation of pAKT-1 expression in PNETs to clinicopathological parameters and survival

p=0.05p=0.11

Time, months

RESULTS: p-AKT1

Overall survival Disease free survival

Correlation to

• Grade (0.004), Ki-67 Index (p=0.029), perineural invasion (0.031), and pTNM stage (p=0.0008)

• Disease free survival, % (Kaplan-Meier) according to p-AKT1 expression in 52 cases of PNETs

No Correlation to

• Age, gender, angioinvasion, tumor size, lymph node & distant metastasis (p=0.09), and SSTR 2A status

• Overall survival, % (Kaplan-Meier) according to p-AKT1 expression in 52 cases of PNETs

LowHigh

LowHigh

p-AKT1 expression

p-AKT1 expression

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CONCLUSION

PHOSPHORYLATED AKT1 EXPRESSION IN PNETs

P-AKT1 is observed in different groups of PNET patients with the highestnuclear expression levels in well-differentiated primary and metastaticG3-NETs;

The association of p-AKT1 to enhanced aggressiveness and histologicalgrade suggests its potential value as prognostic and predictive biomarkerand target for therapy in PNETs.

CONCLUSION

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29th European Congress of pathology

N.N. Blokhin National Medical Research Center of Oncology of the Ministry of Health of the Russian [email protected]