Lung Cancer
Lung cancer linked to frequent FHIT gene loss of heterozygosity
Published in Women's Health Weekly, July 6th, 2006
"The FHIT, located in chromosome region 3p 14.2, had been reported to be a frequent allele with LOH in smoking lung cancer and HPV-associated cervical cancer. Additionally, FHIT LOH may act as a tumor suppressor gene to involve in smoking-related lung tumorigenesis and HPV-related cervical tumorigenesis, respectively," scientists in Taiwan reported.
"In our previous report, a high prevalence of HPV 16/18 infection has been observed in non-smoking female lung cancer patients, and thus...
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