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Sporadic Amplification of the MYC Gene in Human Osteosarcomas

1993-09-01

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The MYC proto-oncogene has been shown to be overexpressed in several types of sarcomas, including some osteosarcomas. In most cases, the overexpression is due to gene amplification. The total number of osteosarcoma patients studied, however, remains too small to derive any conclusions regarding the true prevalence and the possible clinical significance of MYC gene amplification. To address the issue more thoroughl...

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78c2738f-fdd7-514c-9d15-55067578d570
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10.1097/00019606-199309000-00004
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