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Further clinical specimens analyses showed that increased Fra-1 expression was positively correlated with IL-6 secretion, STAT3 activation and cancer progression in CRC tissues.
Further, analyzing clinical specimens from oral leukoplakic lesions without dysplasia, with dysplasia and oral squamous cell carcinomas (OSCCs), we provided the first evidence of increased expression of PI Synthase in early stages of oral precancer and cancer and its correlation with tumor dedifferentiation and tobacco consumption [37].
The assay requires further assessment on clinical specimens but its performances (notably low intra- and inter-assay variability) are already very promising for use in large-scale diagnosis and prophylactic surveys of contagious agalactia.
Thus, further information from clinical specimens on the levels of the various components of the VEGF and Delta-Notch pathways in different tumour types will be very useful.
The GeXP assay was further evaluated using 114 clinical specimens and was compared with real-time PCR/single RT-PCR methods.
GeXP assay was further evaluated using 126 clinical specimens and compared with Luminex xTAG RVP Fast assay.
The findings need to be further confirmed by more clinical specimens in our next experiments.
The current procedure for direct diagnosis, recommended by the World Organization for Animal Health, involves the isolation of one or several causative agents from clinical specimens and further time-consuming identification steps.
The presence of RANKL mRNA expression has also been reported in the majority of primary human adult and pediatric B-lineage ALL specimens, providing further clinical corroboration of our model.
The application of a load during treatment of a subset of these specimens provided further clinical relevance to the study findings.
As expected, platelet stabilization was essential for maintaining RNA quality in patient-derived CTCs, providing further validation of its utility in clinical specimens.
