34 |
Takita |
Genome-Wide Copy Number Analysis of Neuroblastoma Using Ultra High-Density SNP-Genotyping Microarrays |
35 |
Mosse |
A Customized Neuroblastoma BAC-Based Array Comparative Genomic Hybridization (aCGH) Platform Identifies a Narrow Region on Chromosome 3p as Frequently Deleted during Tumor Progression |
36 |
Spitz |
Oligonucleotide Array-Based Comparative Genomic Hybridization (aCGH) of 90 Neuroblastoma Cases Reveals a Close Association between Aberration Pattern, Clinical Phenotype and Outcome |
37 |
Perri |
Novel Chromosomal Regions for Genetic Predisposition to Familial Neuroblastoma |
38 |
Hogarty |
A Model of MycN-Initiated Neural Cell Oncogenesis Shows a Surprising Predilection for Complete Suppression of MycN during Progression |
39 |
Igarashi |
Transcriptional Silencing of CHD5 Expression by Methylation in Human Neuroblastomas |
40 |
Flahaut |
Amplification and Overexpression of the Wnt1 Receptor Frizzled-1 Gene in Multi-Drug Resistant Neuroblastoma Cells, Mediates Sustained Activation of the Wnt/beta-Catenin Pathway |
41 |
Olsson |
Analyses of 160 miRNA Species in Neuroblastoma Tumor Samples Reveal Stage Specific miRNA Fingerprint |
42 |
Westermann |
Cloning and Characterization of miRNA Transcripts from Clinically Divergent Neuroblastoma Subtypes |
43 |
Zollo |
New mi-R Genes in Neuroblastoma |
44 |
Henriksen |
Inducible shRNA Expression in Neuroblastoma Cell Lines |
45 |
Pattyn |
Distinguishing Direct and Secondary MYCN Downstream Targets by Combined Expression Profiling and Gene Promoter Analysis |
46 |
Perini |
Direct and Concerted Regulation of Multidrug Resistance Genes by the N-Myc Transcription Factor in Neuroblastoma |
47 |
Ichikawa |
Suppression of Neuronal Differentiation in Unfavorable Neuroblastoma and Its Association with MYCN Amplification |
48 |
Ikegaki |
De Novo Identification of MIZ-1 (ZBTB17) Encoding a MYC-Interacting Zinc-Finger Protein as a New Favorable Neuroblastoma Gene |
49 |
Douc-Rasy |
TAp73 and MYCN Expression Levels Are Inversely Correlated in p53-Deficient Neuroblastoma Cells |
50 |
Rawwas |
MycN Regulation of Cellular Retinoic Acid Binding Protein-II in Neuroblastoma |
51 |
Stock |
Gene Clusters Proximal to the MYCN Locus Are Highly Expressed in Human Neuroblastoma Cell Lines |
52 |
Weber |
The Structure of the MYCN Amplicon Is an Invariable Attribute in Human Neuroblastoma |
53 |
Pattyn |
Disentangling MYCN Downstream Gene Cascades Via Meta-Analysis of Known Targets Stored in the MYCNot Database |
54 |
Fix |
Characterization and Role of Amplicons in the Development of Neuroblastoma |
55 |
Michels |
Rare Amplicons in Neuroblastoma Harbour Neuronal Developmental Genes with a Putative Role in Neuroblastoma Oncogenesis |
56 |
Horn |
Generation and Characterisation of an Inducible N-MYC-ER System in Neuroblastoma Cells |
57 |
Ash |
MYCN-Gain Compared to MYCN Amplified Neuroblastoma: Biological and Clinical Characteristics |
58 |
Castel |
Immunohistochemical Expression of mycN Protein in Neuroblastoma: A Comparison with MYCN Gene Status |
59 |
Wechsler |
Mxi1 and Mxi1-0 Antagonize MycN-Dependent Proliferation and Apoptosis in SHEP Neuroblastoma Cells |
60 |
Bilke |
High Resolution CGH of Advanced Stage Neuroblastoma |
61 |
Schleiermacher |
Array-CGH Analysis of 29 Stage 4S Neuroblastoma Samples Reveals a Poorer Outcome in Case of Segmental Chromosome Changes |
62 |
Schleiermacher |
Chromosomal CGH in Neuroblastoma without MYCN Amplification Identifies Patients with a Higher Risk of Relapse |
63 |
Guillaud-Bataille |
Array-CGH Dissection of 17q Abnormalities in Neuroblastoma Genome Suggests at Least Three Distinct Regions of Interest |
64 |
Van Roy |
Multi-Color Interphase FISH Study of Intratumoral Heterogeneity of Chromosome 17(q) Status in Neuroblastoma Tumors |
65 |
Vandepoele |
A Constitutional Translocation t(1;17)(p36.2;q11.2) in a Neuroblastoma Patient Disrupts NBPF1, a Member of a Recently Expanded Gene Family |
66 |
Laureys |
Search for Genes Predisposing to Neuroblastoma |
67 |
Asgharzadeh |
Identification of Loss of Heterozygosity Regions in MYCN Non-Amplified Metastatic Neuroblastomas by Comparing Whole Genome Amplified Normal Mononuclear Cells and Micro-Dissected Tumor Tissue |
68 |
Scaruffi |
High Resolution Oligonucleotide Array-Based Comparative Genomic Hybridization Identifies Genome Imbalances In Primary Neuroblastoma Tumors |
69 |
Carr |
Comparison of Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism Arrays, Comparative Genomic Hybridisation and Conventional Karyotyping To Detect Allelic Imbalance in Neuroblastoma Cell Lines |
70 |
George |
Analysis of Neuroblastoma Tumors and Derivative Cell Lines Using Single Nucleotide Polymorphism Arrays |
71 |
Moreno |
Short Tandem Repeat Genotyping Using Identifiler Is a Reproducible and Cost-Effective Method for Establishing and Monitoring Identity of Neuroblastoma Cell Lines |
72 |
Diskin |
Complex Patterns of Genomic Alterations Correlating with Disease Progression in Neuroblastoma Are Revealed Using a New Statistical Analysis Method |
73 |
Fischer |
Molecular Features of Neuronal Differentiation Define Subtypes of Neuroblastoma with Favorable and Unfavorable Outcome |
74 |
Eils |
Integration of Different Neuroblastoma Data Types into iCHIP, a Flexible Data System for High-Throughput Data |
75 |
Brors |
Construction and Validation of a Neuroblastoma-Specific Custom Microarray |
76 |
Song |
Parallel Isotope-Coded Affinity Tag (ICAT) Analysis and mRNA Expression Profiling of Neuroblastoma; a Pilot Study |
77 |
Chen |
Cross Platform Comparison using cDNA and Affymetrix Microarrays for Predicting Prognosis in Patients with Neuroblastoma |
78 |
Schramm |
Combining Transcriptome and Proteome Analysis for Deciphering the Effects of Neutrotrophin Receptor Expression and Activation in Neuroblastoma Cells: A “Best of Both Worlds” Approach |
79 |
Tonini |
Gene Expression Profiling of Neuroblastoma and Ganglioneuroblastoma Reveals Differences between Neuroblastic and Schwannian Stromal Cells |
80 |
Jarzembowski |
Intratumoral Gene and Protein Expression Differences between the Neuroblastic and Stromal Components Predict Malignant Potential |
81 |
Hiyama |
Genome-Wide Microarray Analaysis for Risk Assessment of Neuroblastoma Patients |
82 |
Jackson |
Cancer Outlier Profile Analysis of Microarray Data Identifies Neuronal Genes Whose Expression Correlates with Stage and Survival in Neuroblastoma |
83 |
Mora |
Identification of Candidate Tumor Related Genes Using Comprehensive Gene Expression Analysis of Neuroblastic Tumors |
84 |
Tajiri |
The Biological Classification of Neuroblastoma Using a Novel Prognostic Factor Based on a Microarray System |
85 |
Vandesompele |
Neuroblastoma Microarray Gene Lists: Powerful Tools for Data Mining and Identification of Critical Genes |
86 |
Stallings |
High Resolution Analysis of Chromosomal Breakpoints and Genomic Instability Identifies PTPRD as a Candidate Tumor Suppressor Gene in Neuroblastoma |
87 |
Ejeskar |
In Vitro-Transcribed mRNA from Five Genes from the 1p36.2-Region Have Tumor Suppressor Properties When Transfected into Neuroblastoma Cells |
88 |
Fransson |
Significant Decrease in mRNA Expression of Five Genes Mapped at 1p36.2, Comparing Favorable and Unfavorable Neuroblastomas |
89 |
Geli |
Anti-Tumorigenic Effects of RASSF5 in Human Neuroblastoma |
90 |
Liu |
Molecular Cloning and Characterization of Human Castor (CASZ1), a Novel Human Gene Upregulated during Cell Differentiation |
91 |
Raabe |
PHOX2B Suppresses Neuroblastoma Tumorigenesis by Promoting Cellular Differentiation |
92 |
Versteeg |
Microarray Studies of PHOX2B and MYCN Pathway Genes Mark Differences in Tumor Types |
93 |
Perri |
Over-Expression of PHOX2A and PHOX2B in Human Neuroblastoma |
94 |
Krona |
Classical Tumor Suppressor Inheritance Pattern of PHOX2B in a Patient with Multifocal Stage 4M Neuroblastoma |
95 |
Grau |
Methylation Analysis of RASSF1A, BLU, EMP3, CFTR, RIZ1, NDN and hMLH1 Genes in Neuroblastoma |
96 |
Yang |
Epigenetic Changes of DCR2, CASP8, and HIN-1 in Neuroblastoma Tumors Are Associated with Poor Outcome |
97 |
Fagin |
Identification of Aberrantly Methylated Genes Involved in Therapy Resistance of Neuroblastoma |
98 |
Ramani |
Expression of Retinoic Acid Receptor beta 2 Is Linked to Methylation of Retinoic Acid Receptor Beta 2 Promoter |
99 |
Nakamura |
A Novel Loss-of-Function Mutation of p53 Caused by Homozygous Deletion in SK-N-AS Neuroblastoma Cells Highly Resistant to Anti-Cancer Drugs |
100 |
Li |
NEDL1 (NEDD4-Like Ubiquitin Protein Ligase-1) and NEDL2 Are Novel Prognostic Indicators Highly Expressed in Favorable Neuroblastomas and Mediates the p53- and p73-Dependent Apoptosis, Respectively |
101 |
Kurata |
Stress Via HDM2/p53 Pathway Causes Apoptotic Cell Death by Mitochondrial Noxa Up-Regulation in Neuroblastoma Cells |
102 |
Armstrong |
Serial Signaling through p53, H-Ras, MEK, and NF-κB Determines Chemotherapy Responsiveness of Neuroblastoma |
103 |
Li |
Effects of TrkB and BDNF Level on Chemoresistance in Neuroblastoma |
104 |
Li |
Phosphorylation and Inactivation of Glycogen Synthase Kinase-3ß by BDNF/TrkB Protects Neuroblastoma Cells from Chemotherapy-Induced Cell Death |
105 |
Ishola |
Phosphatidylinositol 3-Kinase Regulation of Gastrin-Releasing Peptide-Induced Cell Cycle Progression in Neuroblastoma Cells |
106 |
Lipska |
Mutational Analysis of NTRK Gene Family in Primary Neuroblastoma Tumours |
107 |
Shimada |
Expression Profile of Receptor Tyrosine Kinases Correlates to the Prognosis of Neuroblastoma |
108 |
Minturn |
P75 Neurotrophin Receptor Expression and Signaling in Neuroblastoma |
109 |
Ho |
The Effect of P75 on Trk Receptors in Neuroblastoma |
110 |
Kawasaki |
The Secretory Proteins, Neurexophilin-1 and Neurexophilin-2, Are Differentially Expressed in Both Tumor Tissues and Blood of the Patients with Favorable and Unfavorable Neuroblastoma and Predict the Prognosis |
111 |
Astrahantseff |
Serum Profiling of Neuroblastoma Patients Using SELDI Mass Spectometry |
112 |
Sandoval |
Analysis of Neuroblastoma Progression: Proteomic-Based Identification of Tumor-Associated Serum Biomarkers |
113 |
Master |
Proteomic Profiling of Genetically Diverse Neuroblastoma Cell Lines |
114 |
Davis |
Analysis of the Secretory Proteome of High-Risk Neuroblastoma To Identify Potential Serum Biomarkers for Risk Assessment |
115 |
Ikeda |
Identification of Differentially Expressed Proteins of a Neuroblastoma Cell after Low Serum Stimulation by 2D-DIGE |
116 |
Fluchel |
Pro-Survival Mcl1 Is the Predominant Bcl2 Homologue in Neuroblastomas and a Rational Therapeutic Target |
117 |
Sakai |
Analysis of Biological Function of ShcC Docking Protein in Neuroblastoma |
118 |
Voth |
Identification and Characterization of DEIN, a Novel Gene Differentially Expressed in Primary Neuroblastoma |
119 |
Vasudevan |
MKP8: A Novel Molecular Target in Neuroblastoma |
120 |
Bourdeaut |
Schwann-Cells and Neuroblasts May Share the Same Monoclonal Pattern of X Inactivation in a Subset of Stroma-Rich Neuroblastic Tumours |
121 |
Budhram-Mahadeo |
The Brn-3b Transcription Factor Is Elevated in Many High Stage Neuroblastoma Tumours and Activate Genes Associated with Development and Progression of Neuroblastomas |
122 |
Ge |
A Novel Homeobox-Containing Transcription Factor Is Involved in Regulating Neuroblastoma Cellular Proliferation |
123 |
Hiyama |
Telomere 3' Single-Strand Overhang Length in Neuroblastoma |
124 |
Muth |
Progression Versus Regression in Neuroblastoma: Identify and Characterize New Players Targeting the Retinoblastoma-Pathway |
125 |
Gallego |
Characterization of New Splicing Variants Occurring in the C-Terminal Domain of Human Tyrosine Hydroxylase in Neuroblastic Tumors |