[Genetic polymorphism and cancer].

Abstract excerpt

The clinical pathological significance of genetic polymorphism in cancer is reviewed from the following standpoint. 1) Genetic diagnosis of cancer, especially for loss of heterozygosity 2) Interference with laboratory data: For example, the polymorphisms in secretor and Lewis genes make effect on the serum levels of CA19-9. 3) Cancer susceptibility: Molecular epidemiological studies revealed some genetic...

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