Subependymal Giant cell Astrocytoma
Subependymal Giant cell Astrocytoma
Summary of
Subependymal Giant cell Astrocytoma
A benign (not cancer), slow-growing tumor that usually forms in the walls of fluid-filled spaces in the brain. The tumors are made up of large, star-shaped cells called astrocytes. Subependymal giant cell astrocytomas are common in patients with tuberous sclerosis (an inherited disorder in which benign tumors form in the brain and other parts of the body). Also called SEGA.
Available CBTN Biospecimens
8participants with flash-frozen tissue available
5participants with match blood
0participants with match parental specimens
0participants 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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