2007
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2303.2006.00334.x
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Heparanase expression: a potential ancillary diagnostic tool for distinguishing between malignant cells and reactive mesothelium in body cavity effusions

Abstract: Our results suggest that heparanase may be of value as a complementary component in a diagnostic panel of markers, contributing to its reliability and accuracy.

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“…Employing cytology, immunohistochemistry, and polymerase chain reaction analyses, we have previously reported that heparanase is expressed by mesothelioma patients (25,26). Likewise, human (CD484 [not shown], CD487, MSTO-211H, and NCI-H2052) and mouse (AE17, AK7, RN5) pleural mesothelioma cell lines exhibit typical high levels of heparanase activity (Supplementary Figure 1A, available online).…”
Section: Role Of Heparanase In Mesothelioma Cell Invasion Anchorage-i...mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Employing cytology, immunohistochemistry, and polymerase chain reaction analyses, we have previously reported that heparanase is expressed by mesothelioma patients (25,26). Likewise, human (CD484 [not shown], CD487, MSTO-211H, and NCI-H2052) and mouse (AE17, AK7, RN5) pleural mesothelioma cell lines exhibit typical high levels of heparanase activity (Supplementary Figure 1A, available online).…”
Section: Role Of Heparanase In Mesothelioma Cell Invasion Anchorage-i...mentioning
confidence: 98%