[Molecular pathology of brain tumors]
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[Molecular pathology of brain tumors]
Abstract
Somatic genetic alterations can be used to differentiate primary from secundary glioblastomas. The molecular pathways involved in tumerogenesis have been described and we now have a better knowledge of tumor biology. Central Nervous System Tumors classification will probably include genetic changes in an early future with potential implications for therapy and patients prognostic.
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