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Upregulated Genes at 2q24 Gains as Candidate Oncogenes in hepatoblastomas

19 Dec 2014

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AIM: Cytogenetic data of hepatoblastomas, a rare embryonal tumor of the liver, mostly consist of descriptions of whole-chromosome aneuploidies and large chromosome alterations. High-resolution cytogenetics may provide clues to hepatoblastoma tumorigenesis and indicate markers with clinical significance. PATIENTS & METHODS: We used array-CGH (180K) to screen for genomic imbalances in nine hepatoblastomas....

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PMID: 25525853
DOI: 10.2217/fon.14.149

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