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Pediatric supratentorial ependymomas show more frequent deletions on chromosome 9 than infratentorial ependymomas: a microsatellite analysis.

Cancer genetics and cytogenetics - 1 Jun 2009

Schneider Doreen, Monoranu Camelia-Maria, Huang Bei, Rutkowski Stefan, Gerber Nicolas U, Krauss Jürgen, Puppe Bernhard, Roggendorf Wolfgang

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Numerous human malignancies, including brain tumors, have been reported to show aberrations on chromosome 9. In our previous screening study in ependymomas, we used microsatellite analysis to identify frequent aberrations on this chromosome. To refine our preliminary analysis of candidate regions...

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PMID: 19446744
DOI: 10.1016/j.cancergencyto.2009.02.010

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