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Furthermore, QPCR analysis of three TFAP2α isoforms was performed on tumor specimens of advanced muscle invasive bladder cancers (T2-4).

We also immunohistochemically studied 100 surgical specimens of advanced gastric cancers to analyse the expression of HB-EGF, BCL6, and cyclin D2.

A real-time Q-PCR analysis was performed using cDNA from 10 tumor specimens of advanced muscle invasive bladder cancer (T2-4) to analyze the expression of the TFAP2α transcript variants.

High levels of CD147, CD44v3-10, MCT1, MCT1 and MCT4 were observed in metastatic and drug-resistant CaP cell lines and in specimens of advanced CaP, but not in PIN, BPH and normal prostate tissues.

In an analysis of 225 resection specimens of advanced rectal carcinomas after neoadjuvant radiochemotherapy, Conradi et al, (2013) reported a better cancer-specific survival (CSS; P=0.03) after 5 years in HER2/neu-positive tumours than in HER2/neu-negative cases.

These include: 1) the relationship of human astrocytoma aggressiveness and altered patterns of splice-derived AChE variants [ 34]; 2) the increased labelling of cytoplasm-residing AChE in ovarian cancer [ 38]; 3) the shorter DFS and OS rates of patients carrying low AChE activity-exhibiting hepatocarcinoma [ 23]; and 4) the low ChE activity assayed in specimens of advanced prostate cancer [ 39].

We subsequently investigated the immunohistochemical expression of GRIA2 as a candidate prognostic marker in 48 independent sets of advanced ovarian serous papillary adenocarcinoma specimens.

The mechanisms of injury in DN include glomerular hyperfiltration, toxicity of active oxygen specimens and advanced glycation end-products, angiotensin II action, and cytokine and growth factor secretion [ 5- 7].

To determine the prevalence of residual cancer in planned neck dissection specimens for advanced-stage squamous cell carcinoma following chemoradiation.

He noted in anatomical specimens advanced degenerative abnormalities comprising fraying, shredding, fasciculations and tearing of the fibers of the biceps tendon.

Even the light microscope image here is of far greater quality than could have been achieved earlier in the century, using poorly preserved specimens and less advanced microscopes.