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Table 1 Demographics and cancer history according to gene

From: Age of ovarian cancer diagnosis among BRIP1, RAD51C, and RAD51D mutation carriers identified through multi-gene panel testing

Characteristic

BRIP1

RAD51C

RAD51D

BRCA1

BRCA2

PV-Negative

Full Testing Cohort (N = 631,950)

 N

1779

855

455

7114

7940

592,309

 % of Full Testing Cohort

0.3%

0.1%

0.1%

1.1%

1.3%

93.7%

Subset of Women with Ovarian Cancer (N = 27,915)

 N

233

149

74

975

723

24,468

 % of Women with Ovarian Cancer

0.8%

0.5%

0.3%

3.5%

2.6%

88.7%

Self-Reported Ancestry, N (% of PV Carriers)

 White/Non-Hispanica

1165 (0.3%)

492 (0.1%)

245 (0.1%)

3863 (1.0%)

4514 (1.2%)

354,404 (93.6%)

 Asian

24 (0.2%)

24 (0.2%)

28 (0.2%)

249 (1.7%)

270 (1.9%)

13,577 (93.1%)

 Black/African

110 (0.2%)

82 (0.2%)

55 (0.1%)

645 (1.2%)

799 (1.5%)

48,960 (94.4%)

 Hispanic/Latino

99 (0.2%)

80 (0.2%)

29 (0.1%)

854 (1.8%)

662 (1.4%)

44,276 (93.4%)

 Otherb

37 (0.3%)

12 (0.1%)

13 (0.1%)

131 (1.1%)

142 (1.2%)

11,595 (94.3%)

 Multiple

80 (0.2%)

51 (0.2%)

23 (0.1%)

352 (1.0%)

399 (1.2%)

31,894 (94.2%)

 None Specified

264 (0.3%)

114 (0.1%)

62 (0.1%)

1020 (1.1%)

1154 (1.2%)

87,603 (93.8%)

History of Ovarian Cancer, N (% of PV Carriers)

 Personal History of Ovarian Cancer

233 (13.1%)

149 (17.4%)

74 (16.3%)

975 (13.7%)

723 (9.1%)

24,768 (4.2%)

 Family History of Ovarian Cancer

609 (34.2%)

283 (33.1%)

157 (34.5%)

2496 (35.1%)

2202 (27.7%)

169,680 (28.6%)

  1. Abbreviation: PV pathogenic variant
  2. aIncludes White/Non-Hispanic, Ashkenazi Jewish, and any combination of the two ancestries
  3. bIncludes Middle Eastern, Native American, and Other