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On the other hand, there was a statistically significant increase in the number of tumours overexpressing Ha/N-ras or c-myc with increasing grade of tumour, suggesting that overexpression of these two oncogenes may be indicative of progression.
A PSA recurrence, which was indicative of progression of prostate cancer, was defined as a persistent increase of PSA from the nadir value of ⩽0.04 ng ml−1.
A 3.5-year prospective study with a second larger cohort revealed that early reduced FoxP3 levels were indicative of progression rates at collection and predictive of future rapid progression and attenuated survival.
If so, misregulation of homeobox genes during neoplastic progression may be indicative of progressive alteration of epithelial cell identity.
The slight decrease in the mean particle size xDLS of ZnO-hydro and ZnO-lipo (DMEM with 10%% FBS) below values obtained in stock suspensions could not be indicative of further progression of deagglomeration because the stock suspension contained indestructible aggregates.
Decreased levels of global DNA methylation can be indicative of tumour progression in many types of malignancies including breast, cervical and brain cancers [6].
In these cases, new hyper-AF spots in sites of previously normal background AF were confirmed to be indicative of a progression of the disease).
Elevated systemic levels of proinflammatory cytokines (IL-1β, IL-6, IL-8 and IL-10) at the time of diagnosis of hospital-acquired pneumonia appear to be indicative of subsequent progression to septic shock.
Cartilage lesions are also correlated with bone marrow oedema [71]: analogous to the knee, bone marrow oedema may be indicative of more rapid progression [73] but has to be confirmed in longitudinal studies.
To further assess whether ITGB8 expression could be indicative of clinical disease progression we surveyed the Oncomine database.
In accordance with the above findings, high expression of PRMT1-v1 seems to be indicative of the disease progression and aggressiveness.
