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Finally, within our cohort of patients both the diagnostic and prognostic potentials of S100A6 were similar to those of the clinically established biomarkers CEA and CA19-9.
Advances in technology have allowed the development of several methods to understand the mechanisms underlying gastric carcinogenesis, resulting in the identification of a large number of molecular targets that can be used as biomarkers with diagnostic and prognostic potentials.
More recently, by analysing plasma samples of lung cancer patients collected 1 2 years before the onset of disease, Sozzi's group (Boeri et al, 2011) has found microRNA signatures with strong predictive diagnostic and prognostic potentials.
Although the molecular mechanisms of miRNAs are incompletely understood in the process of carcinogenesis, specific patterns of miRNA expression have been associated with almost every type of tumour (Song and Meltzer, 2012), suggesting diagnostic and prognostic potentials for miRNAs.
The biologic and prognostic potential of the identified genes was analyzed.
We therefore evaluated the prognostic potential of paired-like homeodomain transcription factor 2 (promoterromethylationlatinn in CRC patients.
Monoclonal antibodies against uPAR are reviewed as well as different immunoassays used to investigate the prognostic potential of uPAR.
Our results suggest that further studies on the prognostic potential of the combination of molecular abnormalities and interim 18F-FLT PET/CT results are warranted.
Thus, developing a matrix that improves prognostic potential could alter patient treatment strategies and further minimize morbidity and mortality rates following knee arthroplasty.
To evaluate the prognostic potential of the modified Glasgow Prognostic Score (mGPS), known to reflect the degree of tumor-associated inflammation and cachexia, in patients with vulvar cancer.
The aim of this study was to assess the prognostic potential of cardiothoracic ratio, a simple marker of cardiomegaly, in a large cohort of ACHD.
