F. Mitelman Books

Catalogue Of Chromosome Aberrations In Cancer
International System For Human Cytogenetic Nomenclature Iscn (1995): The Normal Human Karyotypre G- And R-Bands, Vol. 5
Catalogue Of Chromosome Aberrations In Cancer : Reprint Of
Cytogenetic Findings In 33 Osteosarcomas
Cytogenetic Findings In 33 Osteosarcomas

By M. Akerman, F. Mitelman, F. Mertens, T. Wiebe, S. Heim, N. Mandahl, A. Rydholm, H. Willén, C. Örndal, B. Baldetorp, H. C. F. Bauer

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Thirty-three osteosarcomas ( 0 s ) were analyzed cytogenetically. Clonal chromosome changes were detected in 17 cases. Six tumors had chromosome numbers in the diploid range, 6 in the triploid rang...

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