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Analysis of colorectal tumor progression by microdissection and comparative genomic hybridization

7 May 2003

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This investigation aimed to identify patterns of copy number change in colorectal tumor progression from adenoma to liver metastasis. Fifty-three microdissected sub-regions from 17 cases of colorectal cancer were assigned to one of six histopathologically defined categories: coexisting adenoma, tumor above the muscularis layer, tumor within the muscularis layer, tumor extending through the bowel wall to serosal...

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PMID: 12800148
DOI: 10.1002/gcc.10201

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