Embryonal Tumor with Multilayered Rosettes
ETMR
Summary of
Embryonal Tumor with Multilayered Rosettes
Nonmedulloblastoma embryonal tumors are fast-growing tumors that usually form in brain cells in the cerebrum, and most commonly occur in young children. The cerebrum is at the top of the head and is the largest part of the brain. The cerebrum controls thinking, learning, problem-solving, emotions, speech, reading, writing, and voluntary movement. Nonmedulloblastoma embryonal tumors may also form in the brain stem or spinal cord. These tumors sometimes spread to the bone, bone marrow, lung, or other parts of the body, but this is rare.
Available CBTN Biospecimens
9participants with flash-frozen tissue available
3participants with match blood
2participants with match parental specimens
2participants with cerebral spinal fluid
Available CBTN Pre-clinical Models
0genomically characterized cell lines with data available
0genomically characterized pdx with data available
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