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Ok, but are there any other characteristics that can be associated with CDKN2A?

Ok, but are there any other characteristics that can be associated with CDKN2A?

Ok, but are there any other characteristics that can be associated with CDKN2A?

Thank you for the answer 🙂 But most websites said 50+ moles and a family history were enough criteria for the familial annomaly (it's also said the chances may be around 30% instead of higher), I'm confused as hell. What if another person may be eventually getting melanoma? Don't want my family to be at risk for this.

Thank you for the answer 🙂 But most websites said 50+ moles and a family history were enough criteria for the familial annomaly (it's also said the chances may be around 30% instead of higher), I'm confused as hell. What if another person may be eventually getting melanoma? Don't want my family to be at risk for this.

Thank you for the answer 🙂 But most websites said 50+ moles and a family history were enough criteria for the familial annomaly (it's also said the chances may be around 30% instead of higher), I'm confused as hell. What if another person may be eventually getting melanoma? Don't want my family to be at risk for this.

PS.: none of the 2 of my grandmother's siblings have had melanoam or anything.

PS.: none of the 2 of my grandmother's siblings have had melanoam or anything.

PS.: none of the 2 of my grandmother's siblings have had melanoam or anything.

Even if my dad and grandmother (past generation) have those moles too? I'm mostly concerned about that CDKN2A gene or pancreatic cancer.

Even if my dad and grandmother (past generation) have those moles too? I'm mostly concerned about that CDKN2A gene or pancreatic cancer.

Even if my dad and grandmother (past generation) have those moles too? I'm mostly concerned about that CDKN2A gene or pancreatic cancer.