ArticleJournal of genetics2024
Germline genetic variants in a case of familial cancer: RAD51D and four other co-segregated variants.
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- Advancing the frontiers of ovarian cancer therapy: a comprehensive synthesis of emerging cell death paradigms.Oncology reviews · 2026Review
- ATR&RNASEL germline variants: novel findings in a case of familial cancer.Molecular genetics and genomics : MGG · 2025Article
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Abstract
Cancer is a multifactorial, multi-step process of pathogenesis; however, in the case of familial cancers, genetic aetiology can play a significant role. Identifying genetic variants in cancer patients having a strong family history of cancer as well as their unaffected blood relatives can unravel their role in predisposition to cancer. Here, we report the findings of whole-exome sequencing in a patient (77/F) diagnosed with ovarian cancer and her daughters (61/F) and (59/F) who were diagnosed with breast and ovarian cancers along with her asymptomatic son (53/M). All the four family members show segregation of
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