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The progression rate was prolonged in relatively well differentiated as well as in receptor rich tumours.

However, CD133 expression was also detectable in PTCs, even though this type of thyroid cancer is relatively well differentiated.

This cell line, which is frequently applied in in vitro nephrotoxicology, is very well characterized; as compared to other proximal tubule-derived cell lines, LLC-PK1 cells are relatively well differentiated [ 92].

Even the four subpopulations from the Lacaune breed (LaLC, LaVG, LaLO, LaVO) that have been subjected to different selection programs for about 40 years, appeared relatively well differentiated (Fig.  3).

For instance Ewing's tumor which may be simply an undifferentiated form of osteogenic sarcoma has nowadays with radiation a better prognosis than a relatively well differentiated osteogenic sarcoma of the chondro-type.

Papillary and follicular thyroid carcinomas initially are relatively well-differentiated tumours that over time may de-differentiate, whereas anaplastic thyroid carcinoma is an undifferentiated tumour (Farid et al, 1994).

We also believe that the present osteochondroma was a relatively well-differentiated benign tumor with low proliferative potential.

In order to further characterize the link between PTEN loss, loss of polarity and colorectal cancer progression, we used the Caco-2/15 cell line derived from a relatively well-differentiated human colorectal adenocarcinoma.

MCF-7 cells are luminal-like, estrogen-responsive and relatively well-differentiated.

Interestingly, these polyps retained relatively well-differentiated morphologies of adenomatous polyps and did not show any increase in invasive properties.

In HU609 cells and in the two relatively well-differentiated cell lines, SW780 and MGH-U4, PAI-1 is highly expressed with the HU609 cell line having the lowest expression.