Breast - Cancer - Identification
Identification of prognostic molecular features in the reactive stroma of human breast and prostate cancer.
... particularly breast, prostate and pancreatic carci- noma, can be associated with massive ECM deposition, referred to as ...and identification of molecular events whose disruption may destabilize tumor ...
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Identification of genes differentially expressed in breast cancer
... Breast cancer comprises heterogeneous tumors with different clinical characteristics, disease courses, and responses to specific ...Moreover, breast carcinomas result mainly from the accumulation of ...
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In situ identification of CD44+/CD24- cancer cells in primary human breast carcinomas.
... on breast surgical samples, they could identify a clear variation in the prevalence of CD44+/CD242 tumour cells between tumours of different breast cancer subtypes, although they found no correlation ...
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A genome wide meta-analysis study for identification of common variation associated with breast cancer prognosis.
... phase-1 breast cancer cases was conducted using the Illumina 660-Quad SNP ...negative breast cancers (negative for ER, PR and HER2) ...of breast cancer specific survival (,2 years) or ...
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Identification of Breast Cancer Using Integrated Information from MRI and Mammography.
... detecting breast carcinoma [10 – ...of breast cancer can be improved by the com- bined information of MRI and mammography as the proposed ...false-positive breast MRI findings ...of ...
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Identifying cancer stem cells in breast tumours: searching for cancer origins
... clinical identification of luminal B breast cancers would isolate a poor prognosis subgroup that could likely benefit from additional systemic therapy from among otherwise good prognosis, hormone ...
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Pre-CADs in Breast Cancer
... In 1994, Taylor et al [38] proposed a method capable of separate "easy" and "difficult" mam- mograms. This method was one of the first methods towards automated systems for identification of normal ...
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Importance of stroma in breast cancer
... of breast cancer leads to the possible identification of new targets for treatment of the initial breast cancer lesion as well as prevention of ...of breast cancer could ...
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Targeted therapies for triple-negative breast cancer
... Alongside with these changes in chromatin organization and gene expression alterations, it is still necessary to mention yet another important biomarker to the identification of senescence, that is, the ...
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Pregnancy and its role in breast cancer
... inhibiting cancer initiation because of the removal of can- cer-susceptible cells ...against breast cancer, despite pro- moting differentiation ...
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Life satisfaction in women with breast cancer
... with breast cancer, with higher levels of meaning in life, who are more optimistic, have better body image, and fewer depressive symptoms, also have a higher level of life ...
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Impaired OXPHOS complex III in breast cancer.
... Park Cancer Institute Institutional Review Board, permit number ...and Breast Cancer Program 1 of the National Cancer Institute of Health (Bethesda, MD) was used for immunohistochemistry ...
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Plasma membrane proteomics of human breast cancer cell lines identifies potential targets for breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.
... Proliferation and metastasis require a number of changes in cell morphology and behavior, many of which are driven by dynamic changes in the cytoskeletal protein profile and organization. Many of these changes are ...
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Hepatectomy for liver metastases from breast cancer.
... 2. Schneebaum S, Walker MJ, Young D, et al. The regional treatment of liver metastases from breast cancer. J Surg Oncol. 1994; 55(1):26-32. 3. Elias D, Lasser PH, Montrucolli D, et al. Hepatectomy for liver ...
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Therapeutic Target Identification for Lung Cancer
... of cancer could be due to the gain of function of an oncoprotein (OCP) or the lost of function of a tumor suppressor protein ...Lung cancer is one of the leading causes of death in ...certain ...
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Breast Cancer Presents With a Paraneoplastic Neurologic Syndrome
... interpectoral adenopathy. Core biopsy confirmed the presence of an infiltrating duct carcinoma. After breast surgery, the neurologic symptoms disappeared. One week later, the patient was readmitted to the hospital ...
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Transimpedance amplifier for early detection of breast cancer
... reast cancer has been the most common type of cancer worldwide ...of cancer, it is of paramount importance to take measures, which reduce the disease’s impact as soon as detection ...early ...
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Fighting breast cancer using membrane-active peptides
... of cancer cases is increasing as a result of aging, population growth and the increasing of some lifestyle choices such as smoking and physical ...inactivity. Breast and lung cancers are the most common ...
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Clinical decisions in breast cancer, a heterogenous disease
... for cancer cells or free of undesirable side effects, and none cured clinical breast cancers, but their judicious use proved clinically ...of breast cancer ...
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Phytotherapy and nutritional supplements on breast cancer
... among breast cancer patients [30, 33, 34], there are not many studies, even in vitro, that demonstrated its effects in this type of ...mammalian breast cancer cells, its effect was ...
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