Cancer Research
Study findings on cancer research are outlined in reports from University of Strasbourg
Published in Cancer Weekly, January 11th, 2011
2011 JAN 11 -- "Numerous studies reported genomic alterations in colorectal human tumors but few focused on rectal tumors with the specification of preoperative-treated or untreated tumors. The goals of this study were to list chromosome allelic imbalances and correlate their frequency with tumor progression and to identify potential molecular markers of progression in rectal chromosomally unstable tumors without preoperative treatment," scientists writing in the journal BMC Cancer report.
"Genomic alterations of 57 rectal tumors assessed by allelotyping targeting 33 chromosomal loci, were clusterised and compared to those of 151 left colon tumors....
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Source: Cancer Weekly (2011-01-11)
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