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Clinicopathological significance of altered loci of replication error and microsatellite instability-associated mutations in gastric cancer.

Cancer research - 1 Apr 1998

Wu M S, Lee C W, Shun C T, Wang H P, Lee W J, Sheu J C, Lin J T

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Replication errors (RERs) judged by microsatellite instability and its associated mutations have been recognized as an important mechanism in tumorigenesis of gastric cancers (GCs). To gain a deeper insight into its significance, we examined the frequency of RERs using nine microsatellite markers and screened mutations in the polydeoxyadenine tract of the transforming growth factor beta type II receptor gene...

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