Consensus Molecular Subtypes of CRC | ||
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Subtype | Features | Percent of Total |
CMS1 (MSI immune) | Hypermutated Microsatellite instability Strong immune activation | 14% |
CMS2 (canonical) | Epithelial Chromosomally unstable Marker Wnt and MYC activation | 37% |
CMS1 (metabolic) | Metabolic Evident metabolic dysregulation | 13% |
CMS1 (mesenchymal) | Prominent TGF-β activation Stromal invasion Angiogenesis | 23% |
An international consortium led by Guinney at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and other institutions has grouped molecular subtypes of CRC into a classification as the future basis for subtype-based targeted interventions.35