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kiranmayi
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02/21/04 - 10:54 AM       #1

In a clinical case where the gene that is active is c-myc (this is a oncogene, not TSG), what is the related tumor and specific gene translocation

asmi
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02/21/04 - 11:19 AM       #2

burkitts lymphoma...t(8;14)

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02/21/04 - 01:25 PM       #3

I agrred
Where I find N-myc amplification?

asmi
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02/21/04 - 09:11 PM       #4

neuroblastoma..

And L-myc in small cell lung carcinomas

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02/22/04 - 08:42 AM       #5

correct grin









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