Study in the Relationships between Expressions of E-Cadherin and PCNA in Gastric Carcinoma
Liu Mao-ron
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Liu Mao-ron
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Objective:To investigate the relationships between expressions of E-cadherin and PCNA in gastric car- cinoma. Methods:Expressions of E-cadherin and PCNA in paraffin imbedded specimens of 60 gastric carcinoma were de- tected by immunohistochemistry. Results: 39 (65%) of the 60 gastric carcinoma showed reduced E-cadherin expression, and 21(35%) showed normal E-cadherin expression. 30(50%) of the 60 gastric carcinorna showed high PCNA expres- sion, and 30(50%) showed low PCNA expression. Significant correlation was found between E-cadherin and PCNA ex- pressions (P0.05). Conclusions: Normal E-cadherin expression mighthave inhibitive effect on cell proliferation of gas- tric carcinoma, while reduced E-cadherin expression could promote cell proliferation, but the effection was incomplete.
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Objective:To investigate the relationships between expressions of E-cadherin and PCNA in gastric car- cinoma. Methods:Expressions of E-cadherin and PCNA in paraffin imbedded specimens of 60 gastric carcinoma were de- tected by immunohistochemistry. Results: 39 (65%) of the 60 gastric carcinoma showed reduced E-cadherin expression, and 21(35%) showed normal E-cadherin expression. 30(50%) of the 60 gastric carcinorna showed high PCNA expres- sion, and 30(50%) showed low PCNA expression. Significant correlation was found between E-cadherin and PCNA ex- pressions (P0.05). Conclusions: Normal E-cadherin expression mighthave inhibitive effect on cell proliferation of gas- tric carcinoma, while reduced E-cadherin expression could promote cell proliferation, but the effection was incomplete.
Key concepts: Proliferating cell nuclear antigen, Cadherin, Gastric carcinoma, Immunohistochemistry, Carcinoma, Medicine, Pathology, Cell