Detection of @entity74 in XXXX from Greek @entity1 with @entity1941 .

@entity1 @entity652 @entity124 @entity4309 @entity2534 @entity984 @entity5 @entity876 @entity74 @entity1941 @entity1412 @entity420
AIMS: DNA microsatellite instability is a well-known feature of @entity4309 ; however, its incidence in @entity1412 , is unclear. We report the frequency of microsatellite instability and other @entity74 in a group of Greek @entity1 with @entity1941 , in relation to various clinicopathological variables. METHODS: Thirty-four tissue specimens from 10 @entity1 with @entity1941 were studied. @entity124 was investigated at six loci: BAT25, BAT26, D2S123, D5S346, D17S250 and @entity2534 poly(A) tract. @entity876 and @entity984 mutations were also examined. RESULTS: @entity124 was detected in two @entity420 from different @entity1 . Mutation percentages observed were: in @entity984 45% and 50% and in @entity876 14% and 58%, of @entity1941 @entity652 and @entity420 , respectively. No @entity984 or @entity876 mutations were determined in the two microsatellite instable @entity420 . CONCLUSION: @entity124 is detectable in a small proportion of @entity420 complicating @entity1941 . This minority of cases may constitute a distinct subgroup among @entity5 .
