ERCC1 and claudin-4 expression in gastric cancer tumorogenesis and development have clinical and pathological relevance.
Abstract:Background: Gastric cancer is a significant health and social problem with a high risk of local recurrence. The goal of this study was to look at the immunohistochemistry expression of ERCC1 and claudin-4 in gastric cancer, as well as the relationship with clinicopathologic items and survival in gastric cancer, in order to see how these proteins affect progression and tumorogenesis. Materials and methods: A total of 155 postoperative specimens were collected, analyzed, and utilized to create tissue microarray … Show more
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