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High-throughput molecular genotyping for small biopsy samples in advanced non-small cell lung cancer patients.

Anticancer research - 1 Nov 2013

Maeng Chi Hoon, Lee Ho Yun, Kim Young Wook, Choi Moon Ki, Hong Jung Yong, Jung Hyun Ae, Lee Kyung Soo, Kim Hojoong, Kwon O Jung, Sun Jong-Mu, Ahn Jin Seok, Park Keunchil, Um Sang-Won, Ahn Myung-Ju

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BACKGROUND: Despite the key role of mutational analysis in targeted therapy, the difficulty in acquisition of adequate tumor tissues for molecular genotyping in advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) has led to the need for a fast and efficient method for detecting genetic alterations for targeted therapy. PATIENTS AND METHODS: We analyzed tissue specimens of advanced NSCLC. A mass spectrometry-based assay...

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PMID: 24222160

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ABL1
ERBB2
HRAS
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MLH1

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