2019
DOI: 10.1111/ans.15586
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Immunohistochemistry in screening for heritable colorectal cancer: what to do with an abnormal result

Abstract: Recent developments in our understanding of molecular genetics have transformed screening and diagnostic practices for Lynch syndrome. The current standard involves universal tumour analysis of resected colorectal cancer (and ideally polypectomy) specimens using immunohistochemistry and molecular techniques. Patients with abnormal immunohistochemical findings are subsequently referred for definitive mutational testing. This review relates the molecular pathogenesis of Lynch syndrome to current immunohistochemi… Show more

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“…Con base en los algoritmos para determinar CCR somáticos y hereditarios (20) , se le realizó PCR y secuenciación para detectar mutación V600 (p.Val600Glu, p.Val600Asp, p.Val600Lys y p.Val600Arg) en el gen BRAF (NM_004333.4, chr. 7) a los casos con pérdida de MLH1 evaluado por IHQ.…”
Section: Análisis De Mutación De Braf V600unclassified
“…Con base en los algoritmos para determinar CCR somáticos y hereditarios (20) , se le realizó PCR y secuenciación para detectar mutación V600 (p.Val600Glu, p.Val600Asp, p.Val600Lys y p.Val600Arg) en el gen BRAF (NM_004333.4, chr. 7) a los casos con pérdida de MLH1 evaluado por IHQ.…”
Section: Análisis De Mutación De Braf V600unclassified