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cytogenetics the branch of biology that studies the structural basis of heredity and variation in living organisms from the points of view of cytology and genetics. — cytogeneticist, n. — cytogenetic, cytogenetical, adj. See also: Biology
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Other tools are available as well, and are classified under Maps and Markers, Transcribed Sequences, Cytogenetics, and Comparative Genomics. The data was presented on Sunday, December 10th in the Leukemias: Biology, Cytogenetics, and Molecular Markers in Diagnosis and Prognosis: AML session in a poster titled, "Imidazoacridinones are Bifunctional Targeting Agents Active in Leukemia Cells. The demographics of the study population, who were considered unsuitable for intensive chemotherapy, were: median age 71 years; 29% had adverse cytogenetics (no patients had favorable cytogenetics); 24% secondary AML; 74% of patients had greater than or equal to 1 co-morbidities -- The overall response rate achieved with clofarabine (30mg/m2) was substantially higher than expected at 48% for the full analysis set (FAS) and 55% for the per protocol set (PPS). |
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