GATA3
Overview
One-paragraph summary of the gene’s role and why it matters in cancer genomics.
Alterations observed in the corpus
- Mutated in 7% of a longitudinal African breast cancer cohort PMID:36585450
- GATA3 identified as a significantly mutated gene in breast cancer WES cohort (Sanger Institute, 100 tumors); mutations predominantly truncating, implicating loss of transcriptional regulation in luminal breast cancer PMID:22722201
- GATA3 recurrently mutated in breast cancer WES/WGS cohort (Broad Institute, 103 tumors); mutations associate with luminal subtype and PIK3CA/AKT pathway co-alterations PMID:22722202
- Significantly mutated in luminal A and luminal B breast cancer (TCGA, 510 tumors); frameshift and truncating mutations observed PMID:23000897
- GATA3 identified among significantly mutated genes in muscle-invasive bladder cancer in TCGA urothelial carcinoma comprehensive genomic characterization PMID:24476821
- IDC-enriched mutations (20% LumA IDC vs 5% LumA ILC); mutually exclusive with FOXA1 mutations; LumA ILC has lower GATA3 mRNA and protein levels PMID:26451490
- Mutated in 11.1% of breast cancers; enriched in HER2+/ER+ (8.2%) vs HER2+/ER- (0.5%); mutations associated with younger age, lower grade, and longer survival (HR=0.58 in ER+) PMID:27161491
- Identified as one of 12 significantly mutated driver genes in metastatic breast cancer (BRCA) by MutSig (FDR<0.1) in 216 mBC samples; also a known eBC driver, not enriched in the metastatic setting PMID:28027327.
- Recurrently amplified in MIBC; differentially expressed across mRNA subtypes; key luminal-driver transcription factor by regulon analysis; GATA3 regulon activity associated with better survival in multivariate model; co-driver with FOXA1 and PPARG in the luminal transcriptional program PMID:28988769
Cancer types (linked)
- Per cancer type: prevalence, co-mutation patterns, clinical significance.
Co-occurrence and mutual exclusivity
- Linked partner genes with the relationship and the paper(s) reporting it.
Therapeutic relevance
- Drugs (linked) targeting this gene or its pathway, with the studies supporting them.
Open questions
- Conflicts or unresolved findings across papers.
Sources
This page was processed by crosslinker on 2026-05-14. - PMID:22722201
This page was processed by crosslinker on 2026-05-14. - PMID:22722202
This page was processed by crosslinker on 2026-05-14. - PMID:23000897
This page was processed by crosslinker on 2026-05-14. - PMID:24476821
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This page was processed by crosslinker on 2026-05-14. - PMID:27161491
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