1991
DOI: 10.1016/0277-5379(91)90008-2
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MDR1 gene expression and prognostic factors in primary breast carcinomas

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“…The premenopausal patients have been found to have a higher p-glycoprotein expression than the postmenopausal patients [26-32]. In the present study however, there was no statistically significant correlation observed between the menopausal status and the p-glycoprotein expression.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 82%
“…In various studies correlation between p-glycoprotein expression and estrogen receptor status has been found to be unclear [32]. In some studies it was found that patients whose tumors lacked ER had a higher response rate to chemotherapy [26-32]. In the present study no significant correlation between the ER status and the p-glyoprotein expression could be found although the sample size was small and most of the patients were loco regionally advanced.…”
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confidence: 64%
“…None, or only minimal reactivity was found in specimens coming from untreated patients (12 cases) [9]. Dixon et al , reported no clear positivity for p-glycoprotein out of 26 primary breast tumors using 219 Mab [26] and Hyun C et al , used JSB-1 MAb and detected only 6 p-glycoprotein positive tumors out of 23(26%) primary breast tumors [26]. Verrelle et al ,.…”
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