CD163+/CD68+ tumor-associated macrophages in angiosarcoma with lymphedema.
Xuemei Du, Ying Gao, Pingping Sun, Yizhi Chen, Hong Chang, Bojun Wei
Abstract
Xuemei Du, Ying Gao, Pingping Sun, Yizhi Chen, Hong Chang, Bojun Wei
Abstract
macrophages. VEGFR3 was expressed only in angiosarcoma tumor cells. Our study indicates a potential role of TAMs in the development of angiosarcoma with lymphedema. The VEGF signaling pathway may thus serve as a potential target for treatment of angiosarcoma.
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macrophages. VEGFR3 was expressed only in angiosarcoma tumor cells. Our study indicates a potential role of TAMs in the development of angiosarcoma with lymphedema. The VEGF signaling pathway may thus serve as a potential target for treatment of angiosarcoma.
Key concepts: Angiosarcoma, CD68, Hemangiosarcoma, Pathology, Medicine, CD163, Immunohistochemistry, Lymphedema