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METex14 Skipping Testing Guidance for Lung Cancer Patients: The Guidance from the Biomarker Committee, the Japan Lung Cancer Society
2021
Haigan
━━ MET, a proto-oncogene located in 7q21-q31, encodes a receptor tyrosine kinase, of which mutations, amplification, fusions and overexpression are reported to be associated with oncogenesis. MET exon 14 (METex14) skipping is one of such MET alterations, and this abnormality is caused by genetic deletions or mutations in the intron/exon boundary sites as splice-site abnormalities, resulting in the generation of a deleted transcript in exon 14. This exon encodes juxtamembrane domain, which
doi:10.2482/haigan.61.361
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