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Allelic Loss of the Active X Chromosome During Bladder Carcinogenesis

1 Feb 2004

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CONTEXT: Previous studies have shown that loss of the X chromosome is involved in the carcinogenesis of certain human malignancies. OBJECTIVE: To determine whether X-linked allelic losses occur during bladder tumorigenesis and whether such losses involve the active or the inactive X chromosome. DESIGN: We analyzed the deletion status of the X-linked human androgen receptor gene locus in 6 female patients who...

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PMID: 14736285
DOI: 10.5858/2004-128-187-alotax

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