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Recent advances in molecular diagnostics of colorectal cancer by genomic arrays: proposal for a procedural shift in biological sampling and pathological report.

Italian journal of anatomy and embryology = Archivio italiano di anatomia ed embriologia - 1 Jan 2010

Castorina Sergio, Barresi Vincenza, Luca Tonia, Privitera Giovanna, Musso Nicolò, Capizzi Carmela, Condorelli Daniele Filippo

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Two forms of genetic instability have been described in colorectal cancer: chromosomal instability, characterized by structural and numerical chromosomal abnormalities and associated to aneuploidy; and microsatellite instability, characterized by a deficiency in the mismatch repair system that leads to slippage in microsatellites and is associated to euploidy. Thirteen colorectal cancer sample DNAs were analyzed...

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PMID: 21072988

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