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HOXB13 methylation, for example, was correlated with tumor grade, stage, size and microvessel invasion [ 103], whereas DKK1 methylation correlated with increased pathological grade [ 66] and DKK2 methylation correlated with both increased stage and grade [ 65].

In bladder cancer patients, urinary MMP1 concentration has been reported to increase significantly with increased stage and grade of tumour (Nutt et al, 1998).

MMP1 protein was detected in urine from patients with bladder tumours, with a significant increase in concentration with increased stage and grade of tumour.

Many previous investigations have identified SPHK1 as overexpressed in several cancer types including gastric adenocarcinoma and associated with increased stage and poor survival [ 19– 219.

A role for SPHK1 and S1P in drug resistance in gastroesophageal cancer is consistent with many previous investigations, which have suggested a pathogenic role in several cancer types including gastric cancer [ 21], where SPHK1 overexpression is observed in tumour cells and associated with increased stage and poor survival [ 20].

The particle diameters in the axial direction experienced three stages including a slightly changed stage, an increasing stage and a constant stage.

Tumor depth of invasion (T) has been correlated to the level of wall-layer abnormality on EUS.108 A meta-analysis has demonstrated the accuracy of EUS for T staging to be 89%.109 The accuracy of EUS to ascertain tumor infiltration tends to increase with increasing stage, and staging accuracy is generally more than 90% for T3 disease.

Biomarker expressions were not correlated to age and race; however, all increased with increasing stage and grade.

The PTG increased with increasing stage and self-reported burden of diagnosis.

PFND2 was significantly amplified and overexpressed and showed association to increasing stage and tumor grade.

A small nonsignificant trend was observed with increasing stage and the differences between groups were significant.