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High Frequency of Chromosome 3p Deletion in Histologically Normal Nasopharyngeal Epithelia from Southern Chinese

Andrew Siu Chung Chan, Ka Fai To, Kwok Wai Lo, Ko Fung Mak, Wai Pak, Brian Chiu, Gary M. K. Tse, Min Ding, Xianghong Li, Joseph Chuen Kwun Lee and Dolly Poon Huang
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    Chromosome 3p deletion and presence of EBER transcripts in the neoplastic and nonneoplastic nasopharyngeal samples from high-risk and low-risk regions of NPC.

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    Examples of chromosome 3p deletion and EBER-ISH in neoplastic and nonneoplastic nasopharyngeal samples from southern Chinese. A (Case 1, S-NP 1; Case 4, S-NP 4; Case 11, S-NP-11), histologically normal nasopharyngeal epithelia. B (Case 4, DNP-4; Case 7, DNP-7), dysplastic nasopharyngeal epithelia (Case 4, low-grade dysplastic lesion; Case 7, high-grade dysplastic lesion). C (case 4, S-NPC 4), undifferentiated NPC. H&E, ×200. EBER-ISH, ISH for EBER transcripts (×200). N, normal tissue; T, tumor. ^, LOH.

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    Chromosome 3p LOH and distribution of sex and age in neoplastic and nonneoplastic nasopharyngeal tissues from high-risk and low-risk regions for NPC

    Normal NPaNPCc
    Case no.GenderAge3p LOHbCase no.GenderAge3p LOHb
    High-risk region
    Hong Kong (southern Chinese)S-NP1F27+S-NPC1M45+
    S-NP2M41−S-NPC2M35+
    S-NP3F11+S-NPC3M45+
    S-NP4F17+S-NPC4M35+
    S-NP5M15+S-NPC5F73+
    S-NP6F16+S-NPC6M35+
    S-NP7M19+S-NPC7M70+
    S-NP8F26−S-NPC8M43+
    S-NP9M44+S-NPC9M31+
    S-NP10M38+S-NPC10M50+
    S-NP11F33+S-NPC11M41+
    S-NP12M39−S-NPC12M65+
    S-NP13M55+S-NPC13M36+
    S-NP14F79−S-NPC14F71+
    S-NP15M79+S-NPC15M43+
    S-NP16M68−S-NPC16M66+
    S-NP17F42+S-NPC17F51+
    S-NP18M94+S-NPC18M69+
    S-NP19M85+S-NPC19M52+
    S-NP20M46+S-NPC20M69+
    S-NP21M69+S-NPC21M44+
    S-NP22M41−
    S-NP23F72+
    M:F, 14:9Mean, 45.917/23 (73.9%)M:F, 18:3Mean, 50.921/21 (100%)
    Low-risk region
    Anhui/BeijingN-NP1M28−N-NPC1M47+
    (northern Chinese)N-NP2M50−N-NPC2M67+
    N-NP3F30−N-NPC3M40+
    N-NP4F36+N-NPC4M53+
    N-NP5M46−N-NPC5M35+
    N-NP6F34−N-NPC6M39+
    N-NP7M34+N-NPC7F50+
    N-NP8M18−N-NPC8M25−
    N-NP9M11−N-NPC9M60+
    N-NP10M42−N-NPC10M58−
    N-NP11M76−N-NPC11M62+
    N-NP12M54−N-NPC12M56+
    N-NP13M53+
    N-NP14M55−
    N-NP15M45−
    N-NP16M54−
    Toronto CanadaC-NP1F76−C-NPC1M37+
    (Caucasians)C-NP2M66−C-NPC2M74+
    C-NP3F69−C-NPC3M63+
    C-NP4M55+C-NPC4M59+
    C-NP5F68−C-NPC5M48+
    C-NP6F64−C-NPC6M55+
    C-NP7F61−C-NPC7F66+
    C-NP8M80−C-NPC8F54−
    C-NP9F57−C-NPC9M35−
    C-NP10M31−
    C-NP11M41+
    C-NP12F27−
    C-NP13F67+
    C-NP14F42−
    M:F, 18:12Mean, 496/30 (20%)M:F, 18:3Mean, 51.617/21 (81%)
    • a High-risk region, n = 23; Low-risk region, n = 30.

    • b +, LOH on at least one microsatellite marker on chromosome 3p; −, no LOH at all informative loci on chromosome 3p.

    • c High-risk region, n = 21; Low-risk region, n = 21.

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    The association of LOH on chromosome 3p and presence of EBER transcripts in the neoplastic and nonneoplastic nasopharyneal samples from high- and low-risk regions of NPC

    High-risk regionLow-risk regions
    Southern Chinese (Hong Kong)Total of all regionsCentral/Northern Chinese (Anhui/Beijing)Caucasians (Toronto, Canada)
    3p LOHEBER3p LOHEBER3p LOHEBER3p LOHEBER
    NPC100% (21/21)100% (21/21)81% (17/21)90.5% (19/21)83.3% (10/12)100% (12/12)77.8% (7/9)77.8% (7/9)
    Normal NPa73.9% (17/23)0% (0/23)20% (6/30)0% (0/30)18.8% (3/16)0% (0/16)21.4% (3/14)0% (0/14)
    Fetal NP0% (0/10)0% (0/10)NANANANANANA
    Dysplastic NP (Total)75.0% (6/8)50.0% (4/8)NANANANANANA
    High-grade75.0% (3/4)100% (4/4)
    Low-grade75.0% (3/4)0% (0/4)
    • a NP, histologically normal nasopharyngeal epithelia; NA, not available.

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