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... ), and may thus be a reflection of the unique anatomy and microenvironment of the tonsillar lymphoid tissue and crypts, rather than of any inherent tumor biology. The fact that survival rates do not seem to vary by nodal status for oropharyngeal MEC patients seems to support this concept ( 107 , 110...

... a relatively nonspecific name, and has a biology that is very dependent on viral status, specifically HPV for tumors of the oropharynx, nasopharynx, and sinonasal tract ( 131 , 132 ) and Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) for tumors of the nasopharynx ( 133 ). It also has a morphology that overlaps with many nonsquamous...

...) portion of the external auditory canal ( fig. 8-60 ). The lesions are usually small due to the anatomic confines of the canal rather than underlying biology. Ear lesions are usually removed as multiple fragments, and so the gross appearance is obscured. Microscopic Findings. Histologically, exostoses...

... choriocarcinoma with tonsillar presentation . Head Neck Pathol   2021 ; 15 : 1047 - 53 . 106. Harms   D , Zahn   S , Göbel   U , Schneider   DT . Pathology and molecular biology of teratomas in childhood and adolescence . Klin Padiatr   2006 ; 218 : 296 - 302 . 107. Hazir   B...

... . 210. Karpathiou   G , Dumollard   JM , Dridi   M , et al . Chordomas: a review with emphasis on their pathophysiology, pathology, molecular biology, and genetics . Pathol Res Pract   2020 ; 216 : 153089 . 211. Sangoi   AR , Karamchandani   J , Lane   B , et al...

... . J Clin Pathol   2018 ; 71 : 93 - 4 . 116. França   JA , Gayden   T , Bareke   E , et al , Whole-exome sequencing reveals novel vacuolar ATPase genes’ variants and variants in genes involved in lysosomal biology and autophagosomal formation in oral granular cell tumors . J Oral...

... lesions of the jaws . J Oral Maxillofac Surg   2018 ; 76 : 2348 - 59 . 391. Noffke   CE , Raubenheimer   EJ , MacDonald   D . Fibro-osseous disease: harmonizing terminology with biology . Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol Oral Radiol   2012 ; 114 : 388 - 92 . 392. Woo   SB...

... . N Engl J Med   2018 ; 379 : 2417 - 28 . 545. Schiessling   S , Kihm   M , Ganschow   P , Kadmon   G , Buchler   MW , Kadmon   M . Desmoid tumour biology in patients with familial adenomatous polyposis coli . Br J Surg   2013 ; 100 : 694 - 703 . 546. Beck   JC...

... are below 5 years of age at diagnosis. The left side of each pair of columns represents male patients and the right side of each pair of columns represents female patients. (Fig. 5 from Träger C. Neuroblastoma incidence, biology and outcome: with special emphasis on quantitative analysis of tyrosine...

.... Papathomas   TG , Suurd   DP , Pacak   K , et al . What have we learned from molecular biology of paragangliomas and pheochromocytomas?   Endocr Pathol   2021 ; 32 : 134 - 53 . 16. Gill   AJ , Toon   CW , Clarkson   A , et al . Succinate dehydrogenase deficiency is rare...

... , Sasano   H , Mete   O . What did we learn from the molecular biology of adrenal cortical neoplasia? From histopathology to translational genomics . Endocr Pathol   2021 ; 32 : 102 - 33 . 15. Díaz-Cano   SJ , de Miguel   M , Blanes   A , Tashjian   R , Galera   H , Wolfe   HJ...

... of these differences it has been suggested that in order to better reflect tumor biology, the adult tumors should best be considered as “pheochromocytomas with divergent components of neuroblastoma differentiation,” and the pediatric tumors as “neuroblastomas with divergent components of pheochromocytoma...

... is now known about those cells is derived from chromaffin cell biology. As a prime example, chromogranin A and other granin proteins were originally isolated from bovine chromaffin cells ( 18 ). As with other neuroendocrine cells, normal chromaffin cells can produce more than one hormone. The major...

... occasionally in outlier areas. This association was elegantly illustrated by Rex Coupland, the father of modern chromaffin cell biology, in his now classic 1965 book, The Natural History of the Chromaffin Cell ( fig. 9-1 ) ( 9 ). Paragangliomas should, therefore, be considered in the differential...

... : 288 - 300 . 185. Juhlin   CC , Bertherat   J , Giordano   TJ , Hammer   GD , Sasano   H , Mete   O . What did we learn from the molecular biology of adrenal cortical neoplasia? From histopathology to translational genomics . Endocr Pathol   2021 ; 32 : 102 - 33 . 186...

... meningoencephalitis by real-time PCR for the hly gene . J Clin Microbiol   2011 ; 49 : 3917 - 23 . 12. Rouphael   N , Stephens   D . Neisseria meningitidis: biology, microbiology, and epidemiology . Methods Mol Biol   2012 ; 799 : 1 - 20 . 13. Sejvar   JJ , Johnson   D , Popovic   T...

... biology and disease association . Rev Med Virol   2015 ; 25 ( Suppl 1 ): 2 - 23 . 35. de Villiers   EM . Cross-roads in the classification of papillomaviruses . Virology   2013 ; 445 : 2 - 10 . 36. zur Hausen   H . The search for infectious causes of human cancers: where and why...

.../index.html . 4. Cowman   A , Healer   J , Marapana   D , Marsh   K . Malaria: biology and disease . Cell   2016 ; 167 : 610 - 24 . 5. Phillips   M , Burrows   J , Manyando   C , van-Huijsduijnen   R , Van-Voorhis   W , Wells   T . Malaria . Nat Rev Dis Primers...

... . Pathol Biol (Paris)   2002 ; 50 : 307 - 16 . 12. Crawford   DH . Biology and disease associations of Epstein-Barr virus . Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci   2001 ; 356 : 461 - 73 . 13. Smatti   M , Al-Sadeq   D , Ali   N , Pintus   G , Abou-Saleh   H , Nasrallah   G...