Cytogenetic analysis provides information of diagnostic and prognostic importance for
malignant diseases, after all for hematological malignancies. Furthermore, it may contribute …

Cytogenetic findings are becoming increasingly important for the management of patients
with malignant diseases, especially for those with hematologic neoplasias. The detection of …

The aim of 'Atlas of Genetics and Cytogenetics in Oncology and Haematology'(http://www.
infobiogen. fr/services/chromcancer) is to present summarized information on chromosome …

Introduction: The importance of cytogenetics in neoplastic processes such as leukemia is
known. In 1914, Theodor Boveri suggested that chromosomal abnormalities were cellular …

The correct enumeration of human chromosomes, only established in 1956, has marked the
starting point of the modern cytogenetics. The introduction of banding techniques, then of in …

The advent of molecular technologies has lead to a rapid acceleration in the cytogenetic
study of malignancy and acquired abnormalities. As well as having a chapter devoted to …

The correlation of nonrandom chromosomal abnormalities with specific types of human
neoplasms is well established. Most of the karyotypic data available relate to the leukemias …

Abstract Learning Objectives After completing this course, the reader will be able to: Explain
the basic principles supporting the FISH technology and list examples of methodology …

It has become increasingly evident that cancers are" genetic diseases" resulting from an
accumulation of inherited and environmentally-induced changes or mutations in the …

In this article will be presented a concise summary of the chromosomal findings in human
neoplasia as they can be utilized in the diagnostic, prognostic, and etiologic aspects of the …