OTHR-41. Amplification of the PLAG family genes – PLAGL1 and PLAGL2 – is a key feature of a novel embryonal CNS tumor type
Michaela‐Kristina Keck(German Cancer Research Center), David Jones(German Cancer Research Center), Piyush Joshi Kumar(Hopp Children's Cancer Center Heidelberg), Damian Stichel(German Cancer Research Center), Andrea Wittmann(German Cancer Research Center), Dominik Sturm(German Cancer Research Center), Alexandre Vasiljevic(Centre de Recherche en Neurosciences de Lyon), David Solomon(University of California, San Francisco), Andrey Korshunov(Ontario Institute for Cancer Research), Mariëtte E.G. Kranendonk(Princess Máxima Center), Stefan M. Pfister(Heidelberg University), Michal Zápotocký(Charles University), Philipp Sievers(German Cancer Research Center), Andreas von Deimling(German Cancer Research Center), Arie Perry(University of California, San Francisco), Felix Sahm(German Cancer Research Center), Federico Roncaroli(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Ulrich Schüller(Universität Hamburg), Mirjam Blattner-Johnson(Cornell University), Martin Sill(German Cancer Research Center), Martin G. McCabe(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), James Hayden(Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust), Annika K. Wefers(German Cancer Research Center)
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