Tumours of a single cancer type can appear to be similar but grow at very different rates and with different levels of aggressiveness.
Such studies would make it possible to further investigate whether the cell behavior correlates with the original diagnosis in terms of aggressiveness, proliferation, recurrence rate and the disease-free, post-surgery period.
This is crucial, given the strict association between cancer aggressiveness and rate of LN metastasis (Carlsson et al, 2013).
In summary, the tumour-enhancement effect of Mn appears to be influenced mainly by the following factors: tumour cellularity, ion-channel regulation, cell-cycle and proliferation rate, tumour aggressiveness, subcellular location of Mn2+ as well as MRI technical issues such as agent concentration.
The proposed system enables detection of driver aggressiveness in real time by considering a wide range of aggressiveness-associated driving behaviours.
That, plus the Bush administration's lack of aggressiveness, has dramatically slowed the rate at which sites are being cleaned up.
This enzyme is over-expressed in several cancers, and its rate of expression is correlated to the degree of aggressiveness of tumors, which makes it a new and attractive therapeutic target.
Nevertheless, these serum biomarkers cannot accurately predict the presence of prostate cancer, its aggressiveness or the rate of postoperative PSA failure.
This would suggest that tumor metabolism may be more useful for the assessment of disease burden and/or tumor aggressiveness than the rate of proliferation in this setting.
A higher recurrence rate of endometriosis of 56%% in young women has been mentioned by Tandoi et al. [74], illustrating the degree of aggressiveness of the disease in adolescents.
