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Assessing genetic heterogeneity of renal cell tumors.

Anticancer research - 1 Jan 2000

Mirghomizadeh F, Kupka S, Blin N

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Renal cell tumors display a highly variable morphology which is also reflected at the genomic level. Such heterogeneity was at first monitored by cytogenetic means (numerical and structural chromosomal aberrations); in the meantime, more refined molecular techniques allow the assessment of DNA losses or gains in metaphase chromosomes or tissue sections. Moreover, genomic instability can be monitored using...

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