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Gene amplification and overexpression of HER-2/neu have been reported in around 15% of gastric cancers.

Discordant receptor expression between primary and metastatic tumours has been reported in around 20 to 60% of cases.

They have been reported in around 8% of clinically N0 patients and there is evidence that they may also be associated with reduced survival[ 16 ],[ 17 ].

An anti-Th/To test may also be applicable to non-SSc patients such as those with ILD, since anti-Th/To antibodies have been reported in around 50% of patients with anti-nucleolar antibody-positive idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis [ 10].

1, 2 The molecular basis of this condition was first described in 1993 and, to date, approximately 20 different MC2R mutations have been reported in around 40 individuals or families with FGD1· 3– 11 The majority of MC2R mutations are homozygous or compound heterozygous missense mutations that impair the function of this G-protein coupled receptor to varying degrees.

AR-gene mutation has been reported in around 20% (Taplin et al, 1995, 2003) and AR amplification in 20 30% of CRPCa (Koivisto et al, 1997; Linja et al, 2001; Haapala et al, 2007), and has been suggested to develop during hormone deprivation therapy (Visakorpi et al, 1995; Palmberg et al, 1997; Haapala et al, 2007; Waltering et al, 2012).

In short, nausea/vomiting were reported in around one-third of patients, with approximately one-half of the patient population experiencing neutropenia and thrombocytopenia.

Xpert results for TB detection were usually reported within two hours or on the same day, compared with liquid culture results which were reported in around 16 to 20 days.

Similar problems have been reported in labs around the world.

He also said major flooding had been reported in and around Freeport, the main town on Grand Bahama, and on neighboring Abaco island.

Feral populations of GM oilseed rape tolerant to glufosinate, glyphosate or both have been reported in and around Japanese ports.