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Chr.18 loss

Friday 21 September 2007

Tumors

prostatic carcinomas

References

Gagnon A, Ripeau JS, Zvieriev V, Chevrette M. Chromosome 18 suppresses tumorigenic properties of human prostate cancer cells. Genes Chromosomes Cancer. 2006 Mar;45(3):220-30. PMID: 16281261

G. Tumoral pathology

Architectural patterns
Differential diagnosis
Molecular pathology of tumors
- Genetic anomalies
  - Amplifications
  - Cancer cytogenetics
    - Tumoral translocations
    - Tumoral chromosomal rearrangements
    - Tumoral deletions
    - Tumoral inversions
    - FISH anomalies
    - Gene rearrangements
    - CGH anomalies
      - CGH gains
      - CGH losses
    - Tumoral trisomies
    - Tumoral monosomies
    - Tumoral duplications
    - Tumoral isochromosomes
    - Fragile sites
    - Tumoral insertions
  - Targeted seqencing in cancer
  - LOH by regions
  - Mutation testing
  - Oncogenomics
  - Cancer genetics > Press reviews
- Liquid biopsy

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