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Distinct chromosomal imbalances in pleomorphic and in high‐grade dedifferentiated liposarcomas

27 Mar 2002

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Using comparative genomic hybridization, DNA copy number changes were studied in 14 pleomorphic liposarcomas and compared to those detected in high-grade areas of 9 dedifferentiated liposarcomas. A total of 251 gains and 84 losses were detected. The most frequent gains involved subregions of chromosomal arms 12q and 20q (70% each), 5p (57%), 6q and 9q (52% each), 1q, 7p and 17p (48% each), 1p (43%), 6p and 17q...

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PMID: 11948494
DOI: 10.1002/ijc.10287

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