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Table 3. Microsatellite genotyping of ovarian mucinous tumor at 9 Microsatellite loci.

Case		D3S1358	vWA	FGA	TH01	TPOX	CSF1PO	D5S818	D13S317	D7S820
Pair1	MC	■	■	■	☆	■	■	☆	☆	■
Pair1	Teratoma	■	■	■	☆	■	■	☆	☆	■
Pair2	APMT	■	■	■	☆	☆	■	☆	■	☆
Pair2	Teratoma	■	■	■	☆	☆	■	☆	■	☆
Pair3	APMT	■	■	■	●	■	☆	●	■	▬
Pair3	Teratoa	■	■	■	●	■	☆	●	■	▬
Pair4	APMT	■	■	■	☆	☆	☆	■	■	☆
Pair4	Teratoma	■	■	■	☆	☆	☆	■	■	☆
Pair5	Carcinoma	■	■	■	☆	☆	☆	■	■	■
Pair5	Teratoma	■	■	▬	☆	☆	☆	■	■	■
Pair6	Carcinoma	■	■	☆	☆	■	☆	■	■	■
Pair6	Teratoma	▬	▬	▬	▬	▬	▬	▬	▬	▬
Pair7	Carcinoma	☆	●	■	☆	☆	■	☆	■	■
Pair7	Teratoma	▬	▬	▬	▬	▬	▬	▬	▬	▬
Pair8	Carcinoma (l)	●	●	▲	●	■	●	☆	●	●
	Carcinoma (r)	●	●	▲	●	■	●	☆	●	●
	Teratoma (r)	●	●	■	●	●	●	☆	■	●
Carcinoma 1		☆	☆	☆	●	●	☆	●	●	●
Carcinoma 2		●	☆	☆	●	●	●	●	●	●
Carcinoma 3		☆	●	●	●	☆	●	●	●	☆
Carcinoma 4		●	■	●	●	●	●	▬	■	▬
Carcinoma 5		☆	●	☆	●	▬	▬	●	☆	●
Carcinoma 6		●	☆	●	●	☆	☆	☆	■	▬
Carcinoma 7		●	●	●	●	☆	☆	●	●	☆
Carcinoma 8		●	■	●	●	●	☆	☆	●	●
Carcinoma 9		●	●	●	●	●	●	☆	●	●
Carcinoma 10		☆	■	●	■	☆	●	☆	●	■
Carcinoma 11		☆	☆	●	☆	☆	☆	●	●	●
Carcinoma 12		●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Carcinoma 13		☆	■	■	●	●	●	●	●	●
Carcinoma 14		☆	●	●	●	■	●	●	●	●
Carcinoma 15		☆	●	●	●	☆	■	■	■	●
Carcinoma 16		●	●	☆	☆	●	☆	●	●	▬
Carcinoma 17		■	●	●	■	☆	▬	●	●	●
Carcinoma 18		●	☆	☆	☆	▬	▬	●	●	☆
Carcinoma 19		●	●	☆	●	●	●	●	●	☆
Carcinoma 20		●	☆	☆	●	■	■	☆	●	■
Carcinoma 21		☆	●	●	●	●	●	☆	●	●
Carcinoma 22		●	●	●	●	●	☆	●	●	☆

APMT: Atypical proliferative mucinous tumor; MC: Mucinous cystadenoma; l: left; r: right. Allelotypes of each tumor at 9 tested short tandem repeat loci are indicated as different shapes, with star indicating uninformative loci, square and triangle indicating homozygous loci with different allele present, circle indicating heterozygous loci and hyphen indicating loci failed to PCR amplify. Loci were considered heterozygous when the 2 alleles in the tumor tissue matched 2 alleles in the control tissue. In contrast, loci were considered homozygous when 1 allele was seen in tumor tissue while 2 alleles were seen in control tissue. Uninformative loci represented those with only one allele present in the normal control.