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Disruption of chromosome 11 in canine fibrosarcomas highlights an unusual variability of CDKN2B in dogs.

BMC veterinary research - 31 Jul 2009

Aguirre-Hernández Jesús, Milne Bruce S, Queen Chris, O'Brien Patricia C M, Hoather Tess, Haugland Sean, Ferguson-Smith Malcolm A, Dobson Jane M, Sargan David R

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BACKGROUND: In dogs in the western world neoplasia constitutes the most frequently diagnosed cause of death. Although there appear to be similarities between canine and human cancers, rather little is known about the cytogenetic and molecular alterations in canine tumours. Different dog breeds ar...

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PMID: 19643034
DOI: 10.1186/1746-6148-5-27
PMCID: PMC2732616

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