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lynch-syndrome
Lynch Syndrome
Lynch syndrome is the most common inherited cancer predisposition syndrome; germline MMR gene mutations (MLH1, MSH2, MSH6, PMS2) → MSI-H tumors; CRC lifetime risk ~40-80%; pembrolizumab/dostarlimab FDA-approved for dMMR tumors; universal tumor MMR testing recommended.
Entry Metadata
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| ID | lynch-syndrome |
| Name | Lynch Syndrome |
| Status | draft |
| Last reviewed | 2026-06-07 |
| Atlas | 01-human |
| Scale | 07-system |
Cross-Atlas Connections
connects-toMsh2
connects-toMlh1
connects-toPd 1
connects-toColorectal Cancer
connects-toEndometrial Cancer
connects-toGastric Cancer
connects-toLarge Intestine
connects-toJuvenile Polyposis Syndrome
connects-toFap
connects-toT Cytotoxic Cell
connects-toOvarian Cancer
connects-toBladder Cancer
connects-toImmune System
connects-toPancreatic Cancer
connects-toCholangiocarcinoma
connects-toGlioblastoma
connects-toSkin
connects-toSmall Intestine
connects-toWnt Beta Catenin
connects-toDigestive System
connects-toReproductive System
connects-toIntegumentary System
connects-toKidney
connects-toProstate Cancer
connects-toDendritic Cell
connects-toBraf
connects-toNatural Killer Cell
connects-toB Cell
connects-toTgf Beta
connects-toBrain
connects-toRegulatory T Cell
connects-toIron
connects-toIntestinal Epithelium
connects-toMacrophage
connects-toPhoton
connects-toStomach
connects-toNeuron
connects-toElectron
connects-toLiver
connects-toBone Marrow
connects-toAntibody
connects-toErythrocyte
connects-toPancreas
connects-toPlatelet
connects-toPlasma Cell
connects-toKras
connects-toCtla 4
connects-toHereditary Breast Ovarian Cancer
connects-toAstrocyte
connects-toIron Deficiency Anemia
connects-toVenous Thromboembolism
connects-toSepsis
connects-toStat3
connects-toNf Kb
connects-toAnemia Of Chronic Disease
connects-toCkd
connects-toHeart Failure
connects-toMajor Depressive Disorder
connects-toGeneralized Anxiety Disorder
connects-toNeuropathic Pain
connects-toAspergillus Fumigatus
connects-toRenal System
connects-toWound Healing
connects-toEndocrine System
connects-toNervous System
connects-toRespiratory System
connects-toMusculoskeletal System
connects-toAspirin
connects-toDietary Fiber
connects-toCardiovascular System
connects-toCheckpoint Inhibitors
connects-toCancer Chemotherapy
connects-toLi Fraumeni Syndrome
connects-toMutyh Associated Polyposis
connects-toOvarian Clear Cell Carcinoma
connects-toGerminal Center
connects-toMedulloblastoma
connects-toAll
connects-toHepatic Lobule
connects-toNeurofibromatosis Type 1
connects-toPeutz Jeghers Syndrome
connects-toCowden Syndrome
connects-toP53
connects-toPik3Ca
connects-toTert
connects-toAkt
connects-toMyc
connects-toHif 1Alpha
connects-toIfn Gamma
connects-toCdkn2A
connects-toCcl2
connects-toCgas Sting
connects-toPerforin
connects-toCxcl12
connects-toProstaglandins
connects-toEstrogen
connects-toImmunoglobulin G
connects-toErk1 2
connects-toMtor
connects-toApc
connects-toJak1 2
connects-toMyd88
connects-toRb1
connects-toSmad4
connects-toGalectin 3
connects-toPten
connects-toStat1
connects-toCdk4 6
connects-toFoxo
connects-toMdm2
connects-toS100A8 A9
connects-toGsk 3B
connects-toSrc Kinase
connects-toDnmt3A
connects-toAutophagy
connects-toAmpk
connects-toCcr5
connects-toArid1A
connects-toIl 1B
connects-toIl 33
connects-toIl 6
connects-toIl 17A
connects-toComplement C3
connects-toCalcineurin
connects-toMhc Class Ii
connects-toIl 2
connects-toIl 12
connects-toHemoglobin
connects-toT Helper Cell
connects-toIl 10
connects-toIl 4
connects-toCholesterol
connects-toXanthine Oxidase
connects-toIl 13
connects-toLeptin
connects-toCalcium
connects-toAdiponectin
connects-toResistin
connects-toType I Interferon
connects-toIl 5
connects-toIl 23
connects-toHistamine
connects-toMast Cell
connects-toNeutrophil
connects-toIge
connects-toComplement C5
connects-toVitamin D
connects-toSelenium
connects-toC5Ar1
connects-toFactor H
connects-toTransferrin
connects-toTslp
connects-toPeriostin
connects-toBradykinin
connects-toC1 Esterase Inhibitor
connects-toErythropoietin
connects-toMelatonin
connects-toTestosterone
connects-toSerotonin
connects-toProlactin
connects-toOxytocin
connects-toVasopressin
connects-toIodine
connects-toSodium
connects-toMagnesium
connects-toCopper
connects-toZinc
connects-toPotassium
connects-toPhosphorus
connects-toCarbon
connects-toChloride
connects-toNitrogen
connects-toHydrogen
connects-toOxygen
connects-toSulfur
connects-toGlp 1
connects-toAngiotensin Ii
connects-toRankl
connects-toVegf
connects-toFibronectin
connects-toNotch
connects-toIgf 1
connects-toActivin A
connects-toTgf Beta
connects-toCgrp
connects-toCalcitonin
connects-toSubstance P
connects-toInsulin Receptor
connects-toAldosterone
connects-toAndrogen Receptor
connects-toNorepinephrine
connects-toAdrenomedullin
connects-toBdnf
Sources
- Bonadona V, Bonaïti B, Olschwang S, et al. Cancer risks associated with germline mutations in MLH1, MSH2, and MSH6 genes in Lynch syndrome. JAMA. 2011;305(22):2304-2310. · PubMed 21642683
- Lynch HT, Snyder CL, Shaw TG, et al. Milestones of Lynch syndrome: 1895-2015. Nat Rev Cancer. 2015;15(3):181-194. · PubMed 25673086