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Molecular genetics of ependymomas and pediatric diffuse gliomas: a short review.

Brain tumor pathology - 1 Oct 2014

Nobusawa Sumihito, Hirato Junko, Yokoo Hideaki

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Here, we review the recent literature on molecular discoveries in ependymomas and pediatric diffuse gliomas. Ependymomas can now be categorized into three location-related subgroups according to their biological profile: posterior fossa ependymomas, group A (PFA) and B (PFB), and supratentorial ependymomas. Although no recurrently mutated genes were found throughout these groups of ependymomas, PFA exhibited a...

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PMID: 25182241
DOI: 10.1007/s10014-014-0200-6

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