Sentence examples for breast tissue in comparison from inspiring English sources

Almost all male patients are treated with mastectomy, due to small volume of breast tissue in comparison to females.

Recently, we analyzed the methylation profiles of more than 42,528 CpG sites on 22 genes of which 10 were shown to be hypermethylated genes (APC, BIN1, BMP6, BRCA1, CST6, ESR-b, GSTP1, P16, P21 and TIMP3) in cancerous breast tissue in comparison with matched normal tissue [17].

Quantitative PCR assays were used to determine which APOBEC3 family members are expressed in cancerous breast tissues in comparison with matched adjacent or contralateral normal breast tissues [ 17].

MMPs, which showed obvious changes in their expression in breast cancer tissue in comparison to normal breast tissue could have an influence on breast cancer development.

All MMPs (except proMMP-19 and proMMP-23 analyzed showed a significantly higher expression of their latent form in breast cancer tissue in comparison to normal breast tissue.

Using Northern Blot analysis, a higher expression of MMP-2, -7, -9 and -11 mRNA was shown in breast cancer tissue in comparison to normal breast tissue [ 19].

These observations are consistent with the results of Townsend and colleagues [ 17], which have demonstrated that there was an up regulation of CYP24A1 mRNA in breast tumour tissue, in comparison with normal breast.

In addition, it has been reported that the expression of the NaPi-IIb cotransporter is elevated in breast cancer tissue in comparison with normal tissue (Chen et al, 2010).

HCAb2 showed punctate membrane staining on MDA-MB-231 cells and preferential binding to human breast tumor tissues in comparison to normal breast tissues.

Results of quantitative RT-PCR demonstrated that the average level of hCAP18 mRNA expression was at least one order of magnitude higher in breast cancer tissues in comparison with normal breast tissue.

Meanwhile, the expression of miR-96 was shown to be upregulated in breast cancer tissues in comparison to that in adjacent non-cancerous tissues from the same patient.