Lynch syndrome in a predominantly Afrocentric population: a clinicopathological and genetic study | Zendy

Joseph M. Plummer | Zendy; Sheray N. Chin | Zendy; Melyssa Aronson | Zendy; Rondell P. Graham | Zendy; Nadia P. Williams | Zendy; Bharati Bapat | Zendy; Gillian Wharfe | Zendy; Aaron Pollett | Zendy; Steven Gallinger | Zendy

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Lynch syndrome in a predominantly Afrocentric population: a clinicopathological and genetic study

Author(s) -

Joseph M. Plummer,

Sheray N. Chin,

Melyssa Aronson,

Rondell P. Graham,

Nadia P. Williams,

Bharati Bapat,

Gillian Wharfe,

Aaron Pollett,

Steven Gallinger

Publication year - 2012

Publication title -

canadian journal of surgery

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.609

H-Index - 64

eISSN - 1488-2310

pISSN - 0008-428X

DOI - 10.1503/cjs.037410

Subject(s) - lynch syndrome , medicine , microsatellite instability , mlh1 , colorectal cancer , population , histopathology , germline mutation , dna mismatch repair , gastroenterology , pathology , cancer , msh2 , oncology , mutation , genetics , microsatellite , gene , biology , allele , environmental health

We investigated the prevalence of Lynch syndrome as a hereditary cause of colon cancer in the young Jamaican colorectal cancer (CRC) population.

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