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No VDR coding region or junctional mutations were identified. The tumors were also analyzed for loss of heterozygosity, a frequent mechanism of tumor suppressor gene inactivation, by molecular allelotyping at three microsatellite markers located near the VDR gene, D12S85, D12S96, and D12S368, and a polymorphism within VDR itself. In all 37 cases, at least one marker was informative and no tumor-specific loss of heterozygosity was observed.<\/jats:p><jats:p>Conclusion: We found no evidence of allelic loss within or near the VDR locus and no mutations within the splice junctions and coding regions of the VDR gene in 37 typical sporadic parathyroid adenomas. 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