comparative genomic hybridization (cgh)

What Types of Genetic Mutations Can CGH Detect?

CGH can detect a variety of genetic alterations including duplications, deletions, and amplifications of DNA segments. This makes it particularly useful for identifying oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes that may contribute to cancer development.

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