Genetic variations in recurrent astrocytic tumors detected by restriction landmark genomic scanning.

作者: Takuo Inui , Yoshio Hiasa , Hisaki Nagai , Shigeru Tsunoda , Hiroyuki Nakase

DOI: 10.1007/BF02482093

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摘要: The genetic mechanisms associated with recurrence of advanced astrocytic tumors are poorly understood. We therefore analyzed 24 biopsy specimens from 12 patients a recurrent tumor by two-dimensional gel electrophoresis method, termed restriction landmark genomic scanning (RLGS). Four spot changes were commonly present in the primary astrocytomas, indicating that corresponding gene alterations early events development this type. Altered spots more frequent and different distribution than astrocytomas. In particular, specifically increased intensity for on chromosomes 9–12 18 reduced observed secondary tumors, suggesting relation recurrence. same also found respective lesions but strikingly densities some cases, instability. altered segments provide important candidate regions search genes involved leading to progression malignant tumors.

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