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               Table 1. Common genomic alterations and frequency (%) in intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma
                         Kendre et al.   Verdaguer et al.  Wang et al.   Carapeto et al.  Cleary et al.   Lowery et al.
                Target       [8]           [9]           [10]         [11]         [12]         [13]
                         2023  (n = 6130) 2022  (n = 258) 2022   (n = 805) 2021  (n = 96) 2021   (n = 178) 2018   (n = 158)
                ARID1A   17.9          18.1          13.0          19.0        NA            23.0
                BAP1     13.6          13.5          11.7          17.0        NA            18.9
                BRAF V600E 5.0         4.3           NA            2.0         3.4           NA
                BRCA1/2  3.4           3.1           NA            NA          1.7           NA
                CDKN2A   30.2          NA            6.1           3.0         NA            NA
                HER2     5.1           1.6           NA            NA          1.7           NA
                FGFR2    11.6          8.0           11.4          10.0        11.8          12.7
                IDH1     14.3          23.1          NA            24.0        18.5          29.1
                IDH2     4.0           7.2           NA            6.0         4.5           NA
                IDH1/2   25.9          31.1          14.8          34.0        30.3          NA
                KRAS     20.1          11.5          NA            6.0         17.3          7.0
                MDM2     4.3           NA            NA            NA          NA            NA
                MET      2.2           2.4           NA            NA          NA            NA
                PBRM1    11.3          NA            8.3           7.0         NA            NA
                PIK3CA   6.5           7.7           5.7           1.0         NA            NA
                RET      NA            NA            NA            NA          0.6           NA
                SMAD4    7.1           NA            NA            NA          NA            5.1
                TP53     33.7          NA            22.0          NA          NA            17.8
                TMB-high  3.7          NA            NA            NA          NA            NA

               NA: not available.
























                Figure 1. Prevalence of actionable genomic alterations in intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma. IDH1/2 Mut : isocitrate dehydrogenase-1/2
                                                             Fus
                mutation; BAP1 Mut : BRCA1-Associated Protein 1 mutation; FGFR2 : fibroblast growth factor receptor 2 fusion; HER2 Amp : human
                                                                                       Fus
                                                                        Fus
                epidermal growth factor 2 amplification; BRAF V600E : BRAF V600E mutation; NTRK : NTRK fusion; RET : RET fusion; MSI high : high
                microsatellite instability; TMB high : high tumor mutation burden.
               cholangiocarcinoma tends to have higher frequencies of TP53, KRAS, and BRCA1 mutations, and ERBB2
               amplification/mutation is more commonly observed in gallbladder cancer [8,16,17] . Even in iCCA, the
               molecular characteristics of large duct types differ from those of small duct types. Small duct type of iCCA is
               more likely to have IDH1/2 mutations or FGFR2 fusions, and has a better prognosis than that of the
               opposite type [18,19] . Using proteomic profiling, Dong et al. identified four subtypes of distinct features in
               iCCA patients: inflammation (S1), interstitial (S2), metabolism (S3), and differentiation (S4) . KRAS
                                                                                                  [20]
               mutations exhibited significant enrichment in subtype S1, TP53 mutations predominated in S3, and the
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