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The normal matched breast tissue was used for total gene expression studies.

Interestingly, in matched breast tissue samples [ 1] the 3α-reductive activity was 2.9- to 3.3-fold higher in normal (nontumorous) than in tumorous breast tissues [ 1].

B cells and normal breast tissue from healthy individuals and normal matched breast tissue from cancer patients were obtained from the Blood Centre and the Tissue Bank at Addenbrooke's Hospital as previously described [ 14], with approval from the Addenbrooke's Hospital Local Research Ethics Committee RECC reference 04/Q0108/21, 06/Q0108/221 and 07/H0308/161, respectively).

We also stained tumor and normal matched breast tissues, available in our laboratory, from patients B93 and B95.

These results from cell lines are consistent with results from matched breast tissues of patients in which tumorous tissue exhibited significantly higher progesterone 5α-reductase activity than nontumorous tissue, regardless of presence or absence of ER and/or PR [ 1].

Furthermore, EDN3 promoter hypermethylation was detected in 70% of primary breast carcinomas with significant association to loss of EDN3 mRNA expression (P = 0.005), whilst normal matched breast tissues revealed no EDN3 promoter methylation.

Expression of Fau, Bcl-G and MELK was measured by quantitative RT-PCR in breast cancer tissue and in matched breast epithelial tissue from the same patients.

We therefore analysed the level of MELK expression by real-time RT-PCR in matched breast cancer tissue and unaffected breast epithelial tissue from the same patients.

To determine whether PTOV1 is upregulated in breast cancer tissues, four pairs of matched breast cancer tissues and the noncancerous tissue adjacent to the malignant lesion were used for the further examination.

While expression of PLAC8 was not significantly altered in the breast tumour samples as a whole, several of the other genes, including Fau and vATPase E, did show significant changes in their levels of expression in breast tumour tissue, when compared with normal matched breast epithelial tissue from the same patients.

ERH expression was further analyzed by MTN in a set of four matched breast cancer/normal breast tissue samples, and a set of four malignant/normal ovarian tissue samples (Clontech, Heidelberg, Germany).