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Tissue micro arrays of 310 colon carcinomas from curatively resected patients in UICC stage II and III were established.

This was, however, not the case in an immunohistochemical analysis of YKL-40 protein expression in tissue micro arrays of breast cancer [ 18].

We therefore examined 'tissue micro arrays' (TMAs) of 265 primary breast carcinomas from patients with known bone marrow (BM) status for HER2, Topoisomerase IIα (Top IIa), Ki 67, and p53.

RL conceived of the study, carried out assembly of tissue micro arrays and evaluation of immunohistochemical stainings and of RT-PCR data, and was involved in preparation of the manuscript.

It was found that the diamond micro-arrays of {1 0 0} orientation in the 〈1 1 0〉 direction had a higher wear than the diamond arrays of {1 1 0} orientation in the 〈1 0 0〉 direction, while both array types resulted in similar levels of cutting forces and workpiece surface roughness.

The graphene sheet was used as a passivation layer for micro-array of the neuron cell on SiO2/Si.

This percentage was high in the context of only three families, compared to the 18 to 28% of genes variably present reported using whole genome micro-array of H. pylori strains from different human populations [18], [20].

Tissue micro-arrays of 250 metastatic breast cancer patients who received first-line chemotherapy together with Herceptin were obtained from Clinomics Biosciences (Pittsfield, MA, USA).

SVM-RFE is used to find discriminate relationships within clinical datasets and within gene expression datasets created from micro-arrays of tumor versus normal tissues.

To examine the specificity of these antibodies in more detail, and to test if glycopeptides based on a single tandem repeat could be used for antibody detection, we used solid-phase glycopeptide synthesis with on-chip microarray purification [ 19] to construct a micro-array of glycopeptides based on a single 20 amino acid tandem repeat of MUC1 (MUC1a, see Figure 1).

Finally, tissue micro arrays containing cores of human OS tissue were stained using immunohistochemistry and EPHA2 staining was correlated to clinical outcome measures.