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-<quiz-item choice question="Choose the correct answer" text="The driver mutation in neuroblastoma is:" options="Amplification of NMYC via expression in extra double minutes or insertion into other autosomes|Mutations in enhancer elements flanking MYC|Upregulation of MYC via dysregulated Wnt signalling|Upregulation of MYC via dysregulated RAS/MAPK signalling answer="Amplification of NMYC via expression in extra double minutes or insertion into other autosomes">+<quiz-item choice question="Choose the correct answer" text="The driver mutation in neuroblastoma is:" options="Amplification of NMYC via expression in extra double minutes or insertion into other autosomes|Mutations in enhancer elements flanking MYC|Upregulation of MYC via dysregulated Wnt signalling|Upregulation of MYC via dysregulated RAS/MAPK signallinganswer="Amplification of NMYC via expression in extra double minutes or insertion into other autosomes">
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-Mutation of enhancer elements occur in prostate and ovarian carcinomas. Dysregulated Wnt signalling occurs in some colon carcinomas. RAS/MAPK signalling is common in many cancers+Multiple copies of nMyc might be inserted into the other autosome 
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 +Other driver mutations to be aware of include: 
 +  * Mutation of enhancer elements occur in prostate and ovarian carcinomas.  
 +  * Dysregulated Wnt signalling occurs in some colon carcinomas.  
 +  * Up regulation of RAS/MAPK signalling is common in many cancers 
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 +(HSR: Homogenous staining region)
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