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Table 1.

Univariate analysis of 122 patients with EGFR exon19 mutation.

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Fig 1.

Three mutation subtypes of EGFR exon19.

The mutation pattern of group CD(codon deletion), with a deletion of one or more original codons(A); The mutation pattern of group CSS(codon substitution and skipping), with a deletion of one or two nucleotides but the residues could be translated into a new amino acid without changing following amino acid sequence(B); The mutation pattern of group CD/CSS+SNV(codon deletion or codon substitution and skipping plus SNV), exclude CD or CSS, there’s another SNV nearby the deletion region(C).

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Table 2.

Mutation subtypes of 122 EGFR exon19 mutation.

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Table 3.

Clinical characteristics of three groups.

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Table 4.

The number of missing bases and amino acids of three groups.

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Fig 2.

Kaplan-Meier curves of progression-free survival (PFS).

Survival curves showing that there was no significant difference in PFS between group CD and CSS(A), between group CD and CD/CSS+SNV(B). Survival curves showing significant differences were found in PFS between group CSS and CD/CSS+SNV(C). CD, codon deletion; CSS, codon substitution and skipping; CD/CSS+SNV, CD or CSS plus SNV.

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