Genome-Wide Analysis of Subependymomas Shows Underlying Chromosomal Copy Number Changes Involving Chromosomes 6, 7, 8 and 14 in a Proportion of Cases

Azzarelli B; Borberg K; Boykin FC; Cheng TM; Clarenbach P; Dal Cin P; Debiec-Rychter M; Ebert C; Hogg D; Honan WP; Ichimura K; Jallo GI; Johannson B; Jooma R; Kleihues P; Lombardi D; Mahler-Araujo MB; Matsumara A; Mc Cabe M; Mills GB; Moss TH; Prayson RA; Rushing EJ; Russell DS; Ryken TC; Scheinker Im; Scheithauer BW; Seng TJ; West KL

Genome-Wide Analysis of Subependymomas Shows Underlying Chromosomal Copy Number Changes Involving Chromosomes 6, 7, 8 and 14 in a Proportion of Cases

Authors: Azzarelli B
Borberg K
Boykin FC
Cheng TM
Clarenbach P
Dal Cin P
Debiec-Rychter M
Ebert C
Hogg D
Honan WP
Ichimura K
Jallo GI
Johannson B
Jooma R
Kleihues P
Lombardi D
Mahler-Araujo MB
Matsumara A
Mc Cabe M
Mills GB
Moss TH
Prayson RA
Rushing EJ
Russell DS
Ryken TC
Scheinker Im
Scheithauer BW
Seng TJ
West KL
Publication date: 1 October 2008
Publisher: Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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Abstract

Subependymomas (SE) are slow-growing brain tumors that tend to occur within the ventricles of middle-aged and elderly adults. The World Health Organization classifies these tumors within the ependymoma group. Previous limited analysis of this tumor type had not revealed significant underlying cytogenetic abnormalities

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