BRS question 10 - alina972

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A 35-year-old man undergoes gastrectomy for gastric carcinoma Gross examination of the resected stomach reveals diffuse thickening without a discrete mass lesion. Microscopic exam shows an infiltration of signet-ring cells dispersed singly. Family history reveals that his father had a similar cancer at a young age. What gene is most likely to be mutated in this patient and his father?

A. APC
B. CDH1
C. MSH2
D. PMS2
E. p53

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EEE?? thanks for all the questions

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B.

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Ans B

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B is correct.

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Thank you for nice Qs.

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You are welcome .

@cardio, I missed a bunch of your Qs today . I will try to check on forum more often .

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Its ECG out there you should be able to read it and ans the Q (: