[An immunohistochemical study of tenascin expression in cerebellar medulloblastomas].
Andrey Korshunov, Andrey Golanov, Sycheva Rv
Abstract
Andrey Korshunov, Andrey Golanov, Sycheva Rv
Abstract
The paper presents the results of immunohistochemical study of tenascin expression in 62 specimens of cerebellar medulloblastomas. All tumors can be classified as belonging to one of the 3 types of immunoreactivity: (1) tenascin-negative medulloblastomas, (2) tumors with extracellular and (3) intracellular expression of tenascin. Immunoreactivity was demonstrated in 61% of specimens. It perfectly matches the incidence of metastases. Medulloblastomas with intracellular tenascin expression demonstrated higher proliferative potential and are capable of expressing other oncoproteins (i.e. p 53, bcl-2). The data obtained in the study brought us to the conclusion that in patients with positive tenascin expression the prognosis is worse.
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The paper presents the results of immunohistochemical study of tenascin expression in 62 specimens of cerebellar medulloblastomas. All tumors can be classified as belonging to one of the 3 types of immunoreactivity: (1) tenascin-negative medulloblastomas, (2) tumors with extracellular and (3) intracellular expression of tenascin. Immunoreactivity was demonstrated in 61% of specimens. It perfectly matches the incidence of metastases. Medulloblastomas with intracellular tenascin expression demonstrated higher proliferative potential and are capable of expressing other oncoproteins (i.e. p 53, bcl-2). The data obtained in the study brought us to the conclusion that in patients with positive tenascin expression the prognosis is worse.
Key concepts: Tenascin, Immunohistochemistry, Tenascin C, Pathology, Extracellular matrix, Extracellular, Intracellular, Expression (computer science)