Human breast carcinomas: marker chromosomes involving 1q in seven cases.
Human breast carcinomas: marker chromosomes involving 1q in seven cases.
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人类乳腺癌:七例涉及 1q 的标记染色体。
DOI:
10.1159/000130716
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发表时间:
1976
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通讯作者:
R. Cailleau
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作者:
Q. V. Cruciger;S. Pathak;R. Cailleau
Prior to the inventions of banding techniques, analyses of chromosome changes in neoplasms encountered two major obstacles:(1) morphologi cal similarity among many chromosomes within a karyotype and (2) the myriad numerical and structural variations in individual cancers of the same origin. The first difficulty has been largely removed by the band ing techniques. The second problem can be tackled by examining a number of neoplasms of the same tissue to find out whether one or more chromosome anomalies are shared by all. To describe in detail all the chromosome anomalies of one tumor cell population, though useful, yields a less significant conclusion than to find if one or more “common denominator” markers exist among most histologically similar tumors. In addition to the well-known Ph1chromosome in chronic myelogenous leukemias (NOWELL and Hungeri-ORD, I960; ROWLEY, 1973; ISHIHARA et al., 1974; Hayata et al., 1975), nonrandom chromosome changes have been found in human meningiomas (MARK et al., 1972), Burkitt lympho mas (MANOLOV and MANOLOVA, 1972), and retinoblastomas (Wilson et al., 1973).