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Comparative genomic hybridization study of primary neuroblastoma tumors. United Kingdom Children's Cancer Study Group.
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GeneticsPathologyUnited Kingdom ChildrenGliomaTumor BiologyOncologyTumor HeterogeneityCancer Study GroupPrimary Neuroblastoma TumorsNeuroblastoma TumorsRadiation OncologyCancer ResearchHealth SciencesNeuroblastsNew Amplification SiteCancer GeneticsTumoral PathologyChromosome 17Medicine
Neuroblastoma tumors show a complex interaction of genetic abnormalities, among which some are of significant prognostic importance; however, analysis of chromosome changes in this tumor is often unsuccessful. Twenty primary tumors were studied by comparative genomic hybridization (CGH), and abnormalities were found in 19. While these changes included deletions of chromosome arm Ip (45%) and MYCN oncogene amplification (30%), gains of chromosome 17 material were much more frequent (75%). We also found evidence in two cases of a new amplification site at band 2p23.
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