2009
DOI: 10.1093/annonc/mdn740
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Chemokine receptors in advanced breast cancer: differential expression in metastatic disease sites with diagnostic and therapeutic implications

Abstract: These results indicate that CXCR4 can contribute to the homing of breast cancer cells to the bone. This finding might have important clinical implications since patients with metastatic bone disease may achieve the highest benefit from a CXCR4-targeted therapy.

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“…Other investigators reported similar results with 57-84% CCR7 positivity in their cases (3,27). Interestingly, our luminal B tumors showed significantly more CCR7 positivity than luminal A tumors, which could reflect a more aggressive phenotype.…”
Section: Ccr7supporting
confidence: 88%
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“…Other investigators reported similar results with 57-84% CCR7 positivity in their cases (3,27). Interestingly, our luminal B tumors showed significantly more CCR7 positivity than luminal A tumors, which could reflect a more aggressive phenotype.…”
Section: Ccr7supporting
confidence: 88%
“…Several studies including one meta-analysis have shown CXCR4 expression to correlate with axillary LN metastases (3,5,6,(25)(26)(27). In our study, a high, significant concordance (75%) between CXCR4-positive PTs and their metastases existed.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 67%
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“…The highly predictive role of primitive breast cancer erbB2 status versus that of metastatic tissues has been reported [14]. Moreover, erbB2 expression is not a rare finding in breast cancer tissue from BM [15]. On the basis of these considerations, it could be useful to treat erbB2-expressing BM with a drug that targets erbB2 and that is also able to cross the BBB.…”
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