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hello
This is great, thank you.
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breis
Pathoma ch. 3 pg 23 "Basic Principles"
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charcot_bouchard
Shoutout to Imam Satter! Without him this question wasnt possible for me to answer in 10 sec.
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fatboyslim
Clonality can also be determined by androgen receptor isoforms, which is also present on the X chromosome (Pathoma Ch. 3 Neoplasia)
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lovebug
@fatboyslim thanks for reminding!
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makingstrides
Just to make sure I got this right, because this is neoplastic and its monoclonal, you want to look at the isozymes to determine its clonality?
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submitted by โhayayah(1212)
Neoplasia is new tissue growth that is unregulated, irreversible, and monoclonal.
Clonality can be determined by glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) enzyme isoforms. G6PD is X-linked.
*For more information check out Ch. 3 Neoplasia in Pathoma