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Wiley, Journal of Pathology, 4(210), p. 450-458, 2006

DOI: 10.1002/path.2072

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Novel candidate tumour suppressor gene loci on chromosomes 11q23-24 and 22q13 involved in human insulinoma tumourigenesis.

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Abstract

Insulinomas represent the predominant syndromic subtype of endocrine pancreatic tumours. Previous molecular studies have shown that gain of chromosome 9q rather than MEN1 gene mutation is an important early event in tumour development and that chromosomal instability is associated with metastatic disease. In order to identify new gene loci and to define further the critical genetic events in insulinoma tumourigenesis, 27 insulinomas were investigated by array-based comparative genomic hybridization (array CGH) on 3.7 k genomic BAC arrays (resolution