2 CATEGORIES OF SYNOVIAL SARCOMA DEFINED BY DIVERGENT CHROMOSOME-TRANSLOCATION BREAKPOINTS IN XP11.2, WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR THE HISTOLOGIC SUB-CLASSIFICATION OF SYNOVIAL SARCOMA
Pj. Renwick et al., 2 CATEGORIES OF SYNOVIAL SARCOMA DEFINED BY DIVERGENT CHROMOSOME-TRANSLOCATION BREAKPOINTS IN XP11.2, WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR THE HISTOLOGIC SUB-CLASSIFICATION OF SYNOVIAL SARCOMA, Cytogenetics and cell genetics, 70(1-2), 1995, pp. 58-63
Molecular analysis of a new series of synovial sarcomas confirms that
t(X;18)(p11.2;q11.2) breakpoints occur at two distinct regions on Xp d
esignated SS1 and SS2. Breakpoint position correlates with tumor pheno
type. Monophasic tumors with no evidence of glandular components have
breakpoints within the SS2 region in Xp11.21, and biphasic tumors with
a focal poorly differentiated or extensive glandular structure have b
reakpoints within the SS1 region in Xp11.23.