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disappeared during her 30s
after chromothripsis of
chromosome 2
deleted the
disease allele. The term
chromothripsis is a
neologism coined by scientists...
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evidence that
chromothripsis may
result in
clinical benefit, in particular, the cure of a
genetic disease. If a cell with
chromothripsis dies, it is clinically...
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chromothripsis, a
phenomenon whereby a
single catastrophic event causes “shattering” of a chromosome. The
precise delineation between chromothripsis and...
- pub2. PMC 7197039. PMID 19370677.
Reece AS,
Hulse GK (July 2016). "
Chromothripsis and
epigenomics complete causality criteria for cannabis- and addiction-connected...
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ingests the
concoction and
transforms into a
pigeon by
undergoing "
chromothripsis".
Before Walter and
Sterling can
decide what to do next,
Marcy and other...
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genome instability by
promoting a
catastrophic mutational event called chromothripsis. Many
micronucleus ****ays have been
developed to test for the presence...
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cancer genomes without other chromosome alterations like
chromothripsis. BFB
cycles and
chromothripsis might be
mechanistically related. The
chromosome bridge...
- neuroblastoma. They are a
manifestation of gene
amplification as a
result of
chromothripsis,
during the
development of tumors,
which give the
cells selective advantages...
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during replication.
Compared to
other cancer-related mutations, such as
chromothripsis,
kataegis is more
commonly seen; it is not an ac****ulative
process but...
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predisposed the
whole area for cancer.[citation needed]
Announced in 2011,
chromothripsis similarly involves multiple mutations, but ****erts that they may all...
