To determine if pathologic findings in cone biopsy specimens correlate with residual invasive disease in radical hysterectomy specimens and the need for adjuvant chemo-radiation therapy.
In summary, our results show that CXCR7 expression is enhanced in HCC cells and specimens correlated with metastatic abilities.
The proportion of denervated NMJs determined on muscle specimens correlated with Nogo-A protein level, a higher Nogo-A muscle content being associated with a greater endplate denervation (P = 0.03, r = 0.821).
Furthermore, the enamel and dentin specimens correlated with respect to their source during each test phase, and this permitted a comparison of the in situ effects of demineralization and remineralization between dentin and enamel.
These results from human tissue specimens correlate with the apparent increase found in the expression of HIF1α and VEGF, and loss of VHL in EAF2−/-VHL+/− animals compared to wild-type.
The species of small RNAs were enumerated, single nucleotide variants (SNVs) identified, and finally the differential expression of tRNA-derived species (tDRs) in the specimens correlated with diseasestatus and response to therapy.
Drug levels in genital specimens correlated with returned used applicators, so that the highest drug levels were found in the high adherence group and the lowest levels were found in the low adherence group [ 8].
High levels of cytokines (e.g., IL-6, soluble tumor necrosis factor receptor 1) can be consistently found in CSF/blood specimens, correlating with disease severity and outcomes (hyperactivated cytokine response is absent in febrile seizure associated with influenza) (2 – 4, 8 ).
Integrity and friability of the tissue specimens correlate with their transepithelial resistance (r = −0.438 and −0.305, respectively) and are influenced by the bowel preparation solution and biopsy forceps used, being NaCl and jumbo forceps the most compatible methods with the electrophysiological analysis.
