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Legend to Supplemental Figures Supplemental Figure 1. MET is not overexpressed in tumors which display KRAS mutations as a mechanism of secondary resistance to EGFR targeted monoclonal antibodies. At relapse from anti-EGFR therapy, we collected tumor samples from three patients (#5, #6 and #7), in which KRAS mutations became detectable after treatment. Immunohistochemical staining for MET was negative in all three cases. Supplemental Figure 2. Schematic representation of the PCR based strategy used to detect the locus-specific rearrangement associated to MET amplification in samples from patient #2 Regional detail (chr7:85,000,000-130,000,000) of the sequencing depth (y-axis) from the whole genome sequencing performed on Patient #2 (post Pmab); three distinct loci show an increased depth, including the region harbouring the MET oncogene (around position chr7:116,000,000). The lower scheme shows the positions and orientations of the primers used to detect both the rearranged and wild-type chromosome. Supplemental Figure 3. Schematic representation of the PCR based strategy used to detect the locus-specific rearrangement associated to MET amplification in samples from patient #3 and identification of MET amplification in circulating tumor DNA during anti-EGFR therapy.
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Page 1: Bardelli MET CancerDiscovery 2013 Supplementary Figures

Legend to Supplemental Figures

Supplemental Figure 1. MET is not overexpressed in tumors which display

KRAS mutations as a mechanism of secondary resistance to EGFR targeted

monoclonal antibodies.

At relapse from anti-EGFR therapy, we collected tumor samples from three patients

(#5, #6 and #7), in which KRAS mutations became detectable after treatment.

Immunohistochemical staining for MET was negative in all three cases.

Supplemental Figure 2. Schematic representation of the PCR based strategy

used to detect the locus-specific rearrangement associated to MET

amplification in samples from patient #2

Regional detail (chr7:85,000,000-130,000,000) of the sequencing depth (y-axis) from

the whole genome sequencing performed on Patient #2 (post Pmab); three distinct

loci show an increased depth, including the region harbouring the MET oncogene

(around position chr7:116,000,000). The lower scheme shows the positions and

orientations of the primers used to detect both the rearranged and wild-type

chromosome.

Supplemental Figure 3. Schematic representation of the PCR based strategy

used to detect the locus-specific rearrangement associated to MET

amplification in samples from patient #3 and identification of MET

amplification in circulating tumor DNA during anti-EGFR therapy.

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A. Regional detail (chr7:114,000,000-119,000,000) of the sequencing depth (y-axis)

from the whole genome sequencing performed on Patient #3 (post Cmab); the entire

region shows an increased depth, including the region harbouring the MET

oncogene (around position chr7:116,000,000). The lower scheme shows the

positions and orientations of the primers used to detect both the rearranged and

wild-type chromosome.B. DNA electrophoresis of PCR products obtained using

primers designed to detect the presence of the MET associated amplified

rearrangement on Chromosome 7. The lower band corresponds to an 81 bp tumor-

specific PCR product which is positive only when the re-arrangement is present. A

control assay detecting the wild-type locus generated an amplicon of 103 bp (upper

band) is also shown.

Supplemental Figure 4. Ectopic expression of MET in cetuximab sensitive DIFI

and LIM1215 cell lines.

Western Blot analysis to evaluate the expression and phosphorylation of MET and

MET kinase dead (MET KD) or the expression of KRAS upon lentiviral transduction

of the corresponding vectors in DIFI and LIM1215 cell lines.

Supplemental Figure 5. Schematic representation of the scoring system

applied to assess MET protein expression by immunohistochemistry

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Supplemental Figure S3

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Supplemental Figure S4

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Supplemental Figure S5

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