gene amplification

What Are Some Examples of Gene Amplification in Disease?

Gene amplification plays a significant role in various diseases. Some notable examples include:
HER2 in breast cancer
MYC in various cancers
EGFR in non-small cell lung cancer
N-myc in neuroblastoma
These amplifications contribute to the aggressiveness and treatment resistance of these cancers.

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What is Gene Amplification?
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How is Gene Amplification Detected?
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What Are Some Examples of Gene Amplification in Disease?
What is the Evolutionary Significance of Gene Amplification?
What Are the Limitations of Sanger Sequencing?
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How Do Mutations Affect Genetic Coding?
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