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EXPRESSIONS OF Notch1 AND C-erBb-2 IN BREAST CARCINOMA

Hai-Yan Gu

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Objective To investigate the relationship between expressions of Notch1 and C-erBb-2 protein in breast carcinoma,and explore the correlation between the two markers.Methods The expressions of Notch1 and C-erBb-2 in 60 breast cancers and 20 of paraneoplastic tissue were detected by immunohistochemical method.Results The positive expressions of both Notch1 and C-erBb-2 in the cancer were obviously higher than that in paraneoplastic normal breast tissue(χ2=29.511,29.474;P0.01).The expression of Notch1 was related to clinical staging and lymph node metastasis(χ2=5.881,4.716;P0.05),and that of C-erBb-2 related with whether or not the lymph node was involved(χ2=8.341,P0.05).The expression of Notch1 was positively correlated with C-erBb-2 in breast cancer(r=0.451,P0.01).Conclusion The high expressions of Notch1 and C-erBb-2 are associated with the occurrence,development and metastasis of breast cancer,a combined detection of these two markers is conducive to predicting the potential of metastasis and prognosis of this malignancy.

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Objective To investigate the relationship between expressions of Notch1 and C-erBb-2 protein in breast carcinoma,and explore the correlation between the two markers.Methods The expressions of Notch1 and C-erBb-2 in 60 breast cancers and 20 of paraneoplastic tissue were detected by immunohistochemical method.Results The positive expressions of both Notch1 and C-erBb-2 in the cancer were obviously higher than that in paraneoplastic normal breast tissue(χ2=29.511,29.474;P0.01).The expression of Notch1 was related to clinical staging and lymph node metastasis(χ2=5.881,4.716;P0.05),and that of C-erBb-2 related with whether or not the lymph node was involved(χ2=8.341,P0.05).The expression of Notch1 was positively correlated with C-erBb-2 in breast cancer(r=0.451,P0.01).Conclusion The high expressions of Notch1 and C-erBb-2 are associated with the occurrence,development and metastasis of breast cancer,a combined detection of these two markers is conducive to predicting the potential of metastasis and prognosis of this malignancy.

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Objective To investigate the relationship between expressions of Notch1 and C-erBb-2 protein in breast carcinoma,and explore the correlation between the two markers.Methods The expressions of Notch1 and C-erBb-2 in 60 breast cancers and 20 of paraneoplastic tissue were detected by immunohistochemical method.Results The positive expressions of both Notch1 and C-erBb-2 in the cancer were obviously higher than that in paraneoplastic normal breast tissue(χ2=29.511,29.474;P0.01).The expression of Notch1 was related to clinical staging and lymph node metastasis(χ2=5.881,4.716;P0.05),and that of C-erBb-2 related with whether or not the lymph node was involved(χ2=8.341,P0.05).The expression of Notch1 was positively correlated with C-erBb-2 in breast cancer(r=0.451,P0.01).Conclusion The high expressions of Notch1 and C-erBb-2 are associated with the occurrence,development and metastasis of breast cancer,a combined detection of these two markers is conducive to predicting the potential of metastasis and prognosis of this malignancy.

Key concepts: Medicine, Immunohistochemistry, Breast cancer, Breast carcinoma, Malignancy, Lymph node, Lymph node metastasis, Metastasis

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