Population
18 samples of primary angiosarcomas, including bone (n=13) and soft tissue (n=5)
Design
Other
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Supports genetic heterogeneity in angiosarcoma; leaves open whether subgroups predict prognosis or therapy response.
Array CGH analysis reveals two distinct genetic subgroups of primary angiosarcoma, with shared amplifications in 2q and 17q across bone and soft tissue locations.
Verbeke et al. (2014) studied this question.
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