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Short arm of human chr3 shows frequent losses in human carcinomas, in contrast to long arm that is affected by gains and amplifications.

Thus, genes with significant increases in entropy were approximately 1.6 times more likely to undergo more frequent losses in disseminating tumours (Fisher test P = 0.08).

Losses at 10q and 13q were variably underestimated, while loss at 8p was among the most frequent losses in all studies.

Of the top 133 genes exhibiting increases in entropy, 90 could be mapped to the array CGH study and of these, 68 (75%) showed more frequent losses in primary tumours that metastasized (Additional file 4).

It was therefore encouraging to observe that genes undergoing the most significant increases in entropy were also more likely to undergo more frequent losses in the tumours that metastasized.

In previous studies, we have shown concordant loss of Fhit and Wwox expression in breast cancer, with significantly more frequent loss in cancers of basal-like phenotype.

Depleted in ER− tumors were the cytobands 4p16, 5q11 13, 5q22, 5q31, 14q22 23 which show more frequent loss in basal tumors, and 16p11 p13 which shows more frequent gain in luminal tumors [30].

Concerning CN loss, 6q was the most frequent loss in PIOLs (7/16; 44%) and was also the most frequent (7/12; 58%) loss in IOCNSLs (Fig. 2a).

A similar study on human bladder transitional cell carcinoma tissues has shown a frequent loss in the expression of BMPR2.

NALP1 may represent a target for cancer treatment in light of its ability to induce apoptosis and its frequent loss in various tumors.

Immunostaining revealed protein expression in bronchial epithelium (weak intensity) and in juxtatumoral stromal tissues (strong intensity) accompanied by frequent loss in cancer cells that correlated with the presence of methylation (P<0.001).