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. 2011 Nov;13(6):634–647. doi: 10.1016/j.jmoldx.2011.06.003

Table 2.

Frequency of Different Patterns of CN Alterations for Chromosomes 7, 9, and 10 in Glioblastomas as Detected by SNP Arrays (n = 35)

Chromosome Genetic alteration No. of cases/total cases (%)
7 No alterations 0/35 (0)
CN gains 34/35 (97)
 +7 23/35 (65)
 +7 and EGFR amplification 9/35 (26)
 EGFR amplification 1/35 (3)
 +7 and other amplifications 1/35 (3)
cnLOH 1/35 (3)
9 No alterations 4/35 (11)
CN gains 2/35 (6)
CN losses 28/35 (80)
 Heterozygous del(9p) 4/35 (11)
 Heterozygous del(9p) and del(9q) 2/35 (6)
 Heterozygous del(9p) and +9q and 9p gains 2/35 (6)
 Heterozygous and homozygous del(9p) 12/35 (34)
 Heterozygous and homozygous del(9p) and cnLOH§ 2/35 (6)
 Heterozygous and homozygous del(9p) and del(9q) 2/35 (6)
 Heterozygous and homozygous del(9p) and +9q 1/35 (3)
 Heterozygous and homozygous del(9p) and +9q and cnLOH 2/35 (6)
 Monosomy 9 1/35 (3)
cnLOH 1/35 (3)
10 No alterations 3/35 (9)
CN gains 0/35 (0)
CN losses 28/35 (80)
 −10 22/35 (63)
 −10 and homozygous del(10q) 4/35 (11)
 del(10p) and del(10q) 2/35 (6)
cnLOH 4/35 (11)

cnLOH involving the whole chromosome.

Chromosome 9 gains without losses of this chromosome.

Gain of 9p24.3 in one tumor and other gains of 9p21.1 in another case.

§

cnLOH of chromosome 9p was detected in four cases; however, only two are included here (G54 and G55) because the other two cases had +9q21. In one case cnLOH involved the whole chromosome 9.

Two case have cnLOH (G54, G55).