Abstract
Background: Relatively little cancer genome atlas data has been associated with clinically relevant stratifications of individual cancers.Results: Mutations in two subsets of a cytoskeletal related and adhesion-related protein coding region set (CAPCRs) were determined to have strong associations with a negative outcome for melanoma, in-cluding a subset constituted by: DSCAM, FAT3, MUC17 and PCDHGC5 (p < 0.0001).Conclusion: Roles for CAPCR mutations in cancer progression raise a question about the potential dominant negative impact of these mutations for multi-meric subcellular and extra-cellular protein struc-tures.
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