Tiffany Haiduk, M. Brockmann, C. Schmitt, R. Tillmann, Monika Pieper, J. Lüsebrink, O. Schildgen, V. Schildgen
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Are Microsatellite Patterns Specific for Tumor Types? A Pilot Investigation
Microsatellite testing is an emerging field of molecular pathology, as microsatellite instability (MSI) appears to be a predictive biomarker for some cancers. Although multiple studies on microsatellites have been published, recent observations suggest that the microsatellites that define instability differ between tumor entities. This assumption is confirmed by the present study that compared different MSI assays validated for colorectal cancer. Whilst all assays deliver the same MSI/MSS status for colorectal cancers, they differ for tonsillar tumors, leading to the hypothesis that MSI patterns are tumor-type specific.