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The M6P/IGF2-receptor gene shows allelic loss but is not mutated in ependymomas
DOI 10.1055/s-2004-828571
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Autor:innenW Hartmann, A Koch, A Waha, H Brune, I Dani, OD Wiestler, T Pietsch
ZeitschriftKlinische Pädiatrie
Ausgabe05/2004
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Ependymal tumors are heterogeneous with regard to morphology, localization, age at manifestation, and prognosis. Spinal tumor location, which predominantly occurs in adults, is associated with a better prognosis than intracranial ependymomas, which represent the majority of childhood ependymomas. While spinal ependymomas are associated with allelic losses on chromosome 22q and mutations in the NF2 tumor suppressor g…
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W Hartmann, A Koch, A Waha, H Brune, I Dani, OD Wiestler, T Pietsch (2004) The M6P/IGF2-receptor gene shows allelic loss but is not mutated in ependymomas. Klinische Pädiatrie (05). https://doi.org/10.1055/s-2004-828571
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