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    Metastatic Disease

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    the work up for patients with recurrent or stage IV disease. Biopsy helps determine whether this metastatic disease belongs to the breast primary or another primary, and more importantly to determine the hormone receptor status of this recurrence/metastasis. A recent prospective study has demonstrated a substantial rate of discordance in hormone receptor status (40% discordance in ER/PgR status and 8% discordance in Her2 status) between primary and suspected metastatic lesions in women with breast

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    However, it is not necessarily always associated with metastasis, as only 0.01% of CTCs takes part in metastasis [97, 99, 100]. Moreover, highly sensitive, single cell investigation showed marked heterogeneity of individual CTCs for protein expression and localization, and the CTCs reflected the character of both the primary biopsy

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    Essay On Lncrnas

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    In breast cancer researchs it is have appeared that CSCs in this type of cancer are resistant to chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and hypoxia. Furthermore, the high tumorigenicity and invasiveness of CSCs are crucial to the occurrence, development, metastasis, and recurrence of breast cancer . Different LncRNAs including, HOTAIR , LncRNA ROR, LncRNA 00617, LncRNA SOX2OT and LncRNA-Hh have been showed that affect the characteristics of breast CSCs by influencing the Epithelial mesenchymal transition

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    Mesorectal Fascia

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    to evaluate the agreement between readers according to theirs severity. We hypothesized, the measurement for T3a is very small (3mm) and small vessel EMVI (<3mm)) has higher risk of distant metastasis than EMVI-negative 9. In our study we aimed to find the correlation between mrEMVI and synchronous metastasis in rectal

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    IBC. Rho protein activation causes the actin-myosin contractile filaments and focal adhesion complexes to assemble, leading to the formation of lamellipodia. Lamellipodia form at the edge of cells and drive cell migration and motility, furthering metastasis in IBC (Machesky 2008). Further studies support the involvement of Rhoc GTPase in IBC, with Van Golen et al. (2000) reporting that increased Rho signalling activates the reorganisation of the cancer cell cytoskeleton, leading to increased motility

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    Journal Assignment 2 Background Purpose of the research The purpose of this research is to show that nicotine induces cell proliferation and invasion as well as epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT), even though nicotine is not carcinogenic on its own. These series of inductions of mechanisms lead to lung cancer as well as breast cancer and pancreatic cancer. Type of cells chosen for study The lung cancer cells especially in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) are the primary target cells for

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    experts at the Beatson and externally. Below I have outlined the key information that should be gathered. Expression in cancer Tumour cells contain many mutated and misregulated genes, some of which the tumour requires for its survival, growth or metastasis. Overexpressed proteins have previously made good drug targets, for example Trastuzumab targets Her2 in breast cancer and Gleevec targets BCR-ABL in CML. When studying a potential novel drug target, I would search the literature and online databases

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    Essay On Angiogenesis

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    CRISPR-Cas9: These scissors can save lives one snip at a time! CRISPR-Cas9 mediated gene editing of VEGFR2 exhibits the potential to mitigate angiogenesis-related diseases Angiogenesis—a fundamental physiological process entailing the creation of new blood vessels—is implicated in diseases such as cancer, retinopathy, and macular degeneration. Vascular endothelial growth factor receptor 2 (VEGFR2) plays an important role in angiogenesis as it implements microvascular permeability and neovascularization

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    NGFR Case Study

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    makes it worth biomarker. In this study, no correlations were observed between IL-8 concentration and other well-established pathological features of advanced NSCLC such stage, histology, smoking, number of metastatic sites, and presence of distal metastasis. However, it was a correlation between level of IL-8 and Alcohol drinking and gender. Extensive evidence indicates that ethanol (alcohol) has immunomodulatory properties. Ethanol may modify innate immunity via functional alterations of the cells

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    Phyllodes Tumors Essay

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    metastasize to distant sites, they tend to grow very aggressively and may recur locally. Their malignant counterparts behave like sarcomas and metastasize via the blood. The lungs are the most common site of metastasis. Other areas of spread include the heart, skeleton and liver. Most patients with metastasis cannot be cured and do no survive longer than 3 years after they have been initially

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