... role of microRNAs in small-celllung carcinoma (SCLC) is largely ...suppressor microRNA in many cancer ...a cancer type with frequent dysfunction of ...the ...
... variation of efficacy of tumor cell vaccine raised a question of whether and to what extent is the T cell immunity provoked by systemic injection of tumor cell ...
... role of miR-486 in cancers has been extensively ...breast cancer (27), HCC (28), and gastric cancer ...in lung tumors compared with adjacent uninvolved lung tissues and ...
... field of tumor lymphan- giogenesis ...VEGF-C, and VEGF-D have all been reported to promote tumor lymphangiogenesis ...use cell lines that have been genetically engineered to overex- press a lymphatic ...
... using clinical cut-off determination, pretreatment albumin lost its significance on predicting outcome for NSCLC, and ANPG was also disqualified for independent prognostic factor in multivariate ...
... development of new diagnostic, prognostic and predictive markers could significantly enhance its early detection ...Tissue Cancer (CASTLE) network are particularly ...plasma and serum samples ...
... cancers and some normal reproductive tissues [16, ...physiologic and pathologic conditions, includ- ing the cytoskeletal structure [8], apoptotic pathways [11], epigenetic regulation of tumor ...
... sections and deparaf- ...used andcell nuclei were counterstained with DAPI (Sigma Aldrich, ...presence of the respective target protein. A detailed list of anti- bodies and ...
... number of spontaneous lung metastases than those with lower number of adhesive events ...pattern of human SCLC cell lines in E- and P-selectin deficient pfp/rag2 mice in ...
... 37uC and inactivation at 85 uC for 5 min. The TaqMan Gene Expression Assay system (Applied Biosystems) was used for quantitating transcription levels of selected genes (CEACAM6, CGN, CLDN3, ABCC3, ...
... survival ofcancer cells in breast, prostate, ovary, and brain tissue ...survival of NSCLC cell [29]. Recently, a clinical study of p-AKT expression in tissue from ...
... treatment of advanced NSCLC, a large proportion of patients display varying levels of resistance, indicating a remarkable individual variability in the therapeutic efficacy and ...in ...
... organisation of healthy cells, with a small popula- tion ofCancer Stem Cells (CSCs) driving a heterogeneous, hierarchical structure [1, ...abundance of CSCs is considered likely to be ...
... member of the PA family shown to accelerate cell migration in ...IHC expression level and patient ...limitation of the previous study was that the overexpression of each marker ...
... with lungcancer risk [5–7]. TERT en- codes the catalytic subunit of the telomerase ribonucleoprotein complex, which catalyzes the addition of telomeric repeats at the ends of ...
... ung cancer leads to death including both man & woman ...diagnosis oflungcancer in patient. The risk of most redundant outcomeof this disease (death) can be ...
... human lungandlungcancer tissues or A549 cells using Trizol reagent (Invitrogen, ...USA) and random primers (Promega, ...intron and the sequences were given in the Table ...ml, ...
... role of tuberculosis as a public health care priority and the availability of diagnostic tools to evaluate functional status (spirometry, plethysmography, and DLCO determination), arterial ...
... most of the data related to patients with specific details regarding nodal status came from ...the small number of patients in each ...edition of the TNM staging system for lung ...N1 ...
... Lungcancer is the most common cause ofcancer death in western ...recurrence and metastasis are frequent events despite the establishment of multiple lines of therapy ...