… genetic lesions in sAML and dnAML, and analyze their prognostic significance in order to
define which genetic aberrations … co-occurrence of genetic aberrations and their association …

… Knowledge of these genetic changes in hereditary and sporadic … In this review, the genetic
aberrations characteristic to each … The potential applications of these genetic aberrations and …

… ALL) arises from recurrent genetic insults that block precursor B… Recent developments in
genomewide genetic analysis have … In this review, we discuss the established and novel genetic …

… and clinical significance of individual genomic lesions and recurrent gene mutations. Finally,
… the biological and clinical effects of recurrent genomic aberrations or gene mutations on …

… we summarise the most common genetic aberrations for the three … Several genetic aberrations
are independent prognostic … prognostic significance is dependent on which partner genes …

… as gene mapping or the identification of novel oncogenes or genetic aberrations that … or
absence of a particular genetic aberration when viewed under fluorescence microscopy. The …

… these are not purely genetic phenomena, genetic factors play a significant role in each of
them… Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors suggests not that genetic effects did not take place, but …

… I subunit genes mutated are frequently of nuclear origin; however, most of the mtDNA gene
encoding subunits are also primarily involved. In this review, we have discussed the genetic …

… allele loss often heralds the discovery of genes with key functions in tumor … gene (RRM1)
within this region has been identified. We investigated the frequency and clinical significance of …

… more importantly of predictive clinical significance have been discovered. Multiple studies
have shown that CN-AML patients usually exhibit two or more genetic aberrations. Despite the …