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Figure 1.

Methodological approach of this study.

The two step strategy of analysis applied in this study.

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Table 1.

Percentages of loss, disomy, gain by type of tumor, probe analyzed and test applied.

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Figure 2.

Statistical analysis by a Poisson model.

Estimated count of signals observed in each probe (with 95% confidence interval) obtained in each type of tumor, accounting for clustering. The reported p-values refer to the comparison between FFPE and FIN methods. Panel A = LGNI (9 pts); panel B = HGNI (3 pts); panel C = HGIN (9 pts).

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Figure 3.

CNA collection evidenced by array-CGH.

CNAs of 10 TCCs samples: 6 infiltrating tumors (IN-TCCs: 70CR09, 81CR09, 04CR10, 09CR10, 10CR10, 26CR10) on the left, and 4 non- infiltrating tumors (NI-TCCs: 28CR09, 75CR09, 80CR09, 82CR09) on the right. Each dot/bar corresponds to one sample. Losses are evidenced in green while gains in red.

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Table 2.

The most frequent CNAs evidenced by array-CGH in this study and comparison with data from literature.

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Figure 4.

Examples of concordant and non-concordant results of Urovysion test.

Comparison between results on two selected tumoral areas of the same section of FFPE: (A): the two most concordant tumors (070CR09 and 081CR09); (B): the two most discordant tumors (009CR10 and 026CR10).

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Figure 5.

Examples of FISH analysis.

Urovysion test applied to: (A): FIN sample 032CR07 (HG NI); (B): FFPE sample 080CR09 (LG NI). (C) FISH with PPARγ probe on 028CR09 (HGNI). Urovysion versus array-CGH data: example of concordant data (D), (sample 080CR09); and non-concordant data (E), (sample 004CR10).

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Table 3.

Comparison between results of Urovysion FISH (in two selected tumoral areas of the same FFPE section) and array-CGH.

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