Subsequent neoplasm risk associated with rare variants in DNA repair and clinical radiation sensitivity syndrome genes: A report from the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study.

Lindsay M. Morton,Danielle M. Karyadi,Steven Hartley,Megan N. Frone,Joshua N. Sampson,Rebecca Maureen Howell,Joseph Philip Neglia,Michael A. Arnold,Casey L Dagnall,Belynda Hicks,Jones Kristine,Bin Zhu,Wendy Leisenring,Yutaka Yasui,Smita Bhatia,Leslie L. Robison,Margaret A. Tucker,Gregory T. Armstrong,Stephen J. Chanock

Subsequent neoplasm risk associated with rare variants in DNA repair and clinical radiation sensitivity syndrome genes: A report from the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study.

2019

Lindsay M. Morton
Danielle M. Karyadi
Steven Hartley
Megan N. Frone
Joshua N. Sampson
Rebecca Maureen Howell
Joseph Philip Neglia
Michael A. Arnold
Casey L Dagnall
Belynda Hicks
Jones Kristine
Bin Zhu
Wendy Leisenring
Yutaka Yasui
Smita Bhatia
Leslie L. Robison
Margaret A. Tucker
Gregory T. Armstrong
Stephen J. Chanock

10028Background: Radiotherapy for childhood cancer is associated with strikingly elevated risk for developing subsequent neoplasms (SNs). Whether mutations in DNA repair and radiation sensitivity g...

Keywords:

Radiation sensitivity
Neoplasm
Oncology
Gene
DNA repair
Pathology
Childhood Cancer Survivor Study
Medicine
Internal medicine
Radiation therapy
childhood cancer

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