Mutation Combinations Database
Comprehensive guide to genetic mutation combinations in colorectal cancer, their clinical implications, and treatment recommendations.
RET Fusion
IntermediateVery rare but highly actionable.
Recommended
Selpercatinib PralsetinibALK Fusion
IntermediateExtremely rare. Case reports of responses.
Recommended
Alectinib Lorlatinib CrizotinibROS1 Fusion
IntermediateUltra-rare. ROS1 inhibitors may help.
Recommended
Entrectinib CrizotinibKRAS + APC
IntermediateRecommended
Standard chemotherapy Bevacizumab-basedAvoid
Anti-EGFR monotherapyKRAS + TP53
IntermediateMost common combination. Standard RAS-mutant treatment.
Recommended
FOLFOX + Bevacizumab FOLFIRI + Bevacizumab FOLFOXIRI + BevacizumabAvoid
Anti-EGFRAPC + KRAS + TP53
IntermediateClassic Vogelstein adenoma-carcinoma sequence.
Recommended
FOLFOX + Bevacizumab FOLFIRI + BevacizumabAvoid
Anti-EGFRRAS Mutant + Right-Sided
PoorDouble negative prognostic factors. Aggressive biology.
Recommended
FOLFOXIRI + Bevacizumab Clinical trialsAvoid
Anti-EGFRHER2-Low
IntermediateEmerging category. T-DXd trials ongoing in CRC.
Recommended
Standard therapy Clinical trialsTP53 Mutated (RAS WT)
IntermediateDoes not preclude anti-EGFR if RAS/BRAF wild-type.
Recommended
Anti-EGFR therapy Standard chemotherapyKRAS G12D
IntermediateMost common KRAS. MRTX1133 and other G12D inhibitors in development.
Recommended
FOLFOX + Bevacizumab FOLFIRI + Bevacizumab Clinical trialsAvoid
Cetuximab PanitumumabAPC + KRAS + TP53 + SMAD4
PoorSMAD4 loss = poor prognosis, liver mets.
Recommended
FOLFOXIRI + Bevacizumab Clinical trialsKRAS G12D (Emerging)
IntermediateMRTX1133 and others showing promise. Could transform treatment.
Recommended
Standard therapy Clinical trialsAbout This Database
This database contains clinically relevant mutation combinations in colorectal cancer. Each combination includes:
- Genes involved - The genetic alterations present
- Prognosis - Expected outcome classification
- Prevalence - How common in CRC patients
- Recommended treatments - Evidence-based options
- Treatments to avoid - Known ineffective therapies
- Evidence level - Strength of supporting data
Actionable combinations have FDA-approved targeted therapies or strong clinical trial evidence. Always consult with your oncologist for personalized treatment decisions.