Avtor/Urednik     Kokalj-Vokač, Nadja; Zagorac, Andreja; Erjavec, Alenka; Zagradišnik, Boris
Naslov     Molecular cytogenetic technologies in cancer diagnostics
Prevedeni naslov     Molekularne citogenetske tehnike pri diagnostiki raka
Tip     članek
Vir     In: Luzar B, Poljak M, Glavač D, et al, editors. Molekularna diagnostika v medicini. Zbornik 15. spominsko srečanje akademika Janeza Milčinskega, 36. memorialni sestanek profesorja Janeza Plečnika, 1. srečanje Slovenskega društva za humano genetiko z mednarodno udeležbo; 2005 30 nov - 2 dec; Ljubljana. Ljubljana: Medicinska fakulteta,
Leto izdaje     2005
Obseg     str. 141-9
Jezik     eng
Abstrakt     Molecular cytogenetics has played a pivotal role in cancer genetics, both as an aid to diagnosis and in identifying recurrent chromosomal rearrangements, an essential prerequisite to identifying genes involved in cancer pathogenesis. In the late 1980's, a series of technologies based around fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) revolutionized the field. Interphase FISH, multicolour FISH (M-FISH, SKY) and comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) have emerged as the most significant of these. More recently, micro array technologies have come to prominence. Digital karyotyping and array-based technologies including array-CGH and oligonucleotide micro-array analysis have been developed recently to study the genomic landscape in human cancer. In the Laboratory of Medical Genetics, Maribor Teaching Hospital, we have developed all the basic molecular cytogenetics techniques with the exception of chip technologies, in order to study and perform diagnostics in leukemias, lymphomas and some solid tumours. In this paper the use of FISH techniques, interphase-FISH. M-FISH and CGH, and some diagnostic cases of leukemia are presented. Diagnostic cases of Her2 amplifications in breast cancer and interphase-FISH of recurrent chromosome rearrangements in bladder cancer cells are also discussed.
Deskriptorji     NEOPLASMS
LEUKEMIA
IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION, FLUORESCENCE
KARYOTYPING
PHENOTYPE