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Table 1 Major differences between LSCC by HPV status

From: Elucidating the clonal relationship of esophageal second primary tumors in patients with laryngeal squamous cell carcinoma

 

HPV-positive LSCC

HPV-negative LSCC

Risk factors

High-risk sexual practices

Tobacco and alcohol

P53 pathway disturbances

Degradation of wt p53 by E6

TP53 mutations, 17p13LOH

Mutational burden

Low

High

Rb pathway disturbances

Degradation of wt Rb by E7

p16INK4A-promoter hypermethylation, 9p21 LOH

immune microenvironment

Hot

Cold

Factors mediating cellular transformation

E6 and E7 hr-HPV oncoproteins

Genomic rearrangements induced by viral genome integration

Hypermutational status and chromosomal instability induced mainly by alcohol and tobacco carcinogens

Prognosis: 5-year survival rates

More favorable

Less favorable

Relative responsiveness to chemoradiation

Better

Worse

Relative prognosis

Improved

Worse