[The prognostic importance of the immunohistochemical study of protein p53 in transitional-cell bladder tumors].
Gaĭyrov Ag, Romanenko Am, Klimenko Ia, Sakalo Vs, Grigorenko Vn, Nepomniashchiĭ Vn
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Gaĭyrov Ag, Romanenko Am, Klimenko Ia, Sakalo Vs, Grigorenko Vn, Nepomniashchiĭ Vn
Abstract
In an immunohistochemical investigation designed to study a mutated p53 protein in transitional-cell tumours (n = 44) we succeeded in identifying the presence of two types of transitional-cell tumours of human urinary bladder, such as p53 immunopositive and p53 immunonegative transitional-cell tumours. Thus, the results of the immunohistochemical investigation into the protein p53 were found out to directly correlate with the clinical course of transitional-cell tumours, that are held to be of great differential-diagnostic and prognostic significance.
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In an immunohistochemical investigation designed to study a mutated p53 protein in transitional-cell tumours (n = 44) we succeeded in identifying the presence of two types of transitional-cell tumours of human urinary bladder, such as p53 immunopositive and p53 immunonegative transitional-cell tumours. Thus, the results of the immunohistochemical investigation into the protein p53 were found out to directly correlate with the clinical course of transitional-cell tumours, that are held to be of great differential-diagnostic and prognostic significance.
Key concepts: Immunohistochemistry, Transitional Cell, Transitional cell carcinoma, P53 protein, Pathology, Urinary bladder, Cell, Differential diagnosis