This choice was also motivated by the fact that among the thymoma subtypes that are often accompanied by MG [i.e., AB, B1, B2, and B3 thymomas ( 1 )], the differences between AB and B2 thymomas in terms of epithelial morphology, genotype, and gene expression signatures are highly significant, while the abundance of intratumorous, non-neoplastic immature T cells on average is comparable ( 8 ).
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Thymoma Associated Myasthenia Gravis (TAMG): Differential Expression of Functional Pathways in Relation to MG Status in Different Thymoma Histotypes.
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