1997
DOI: 10.6014/jjomm1995.3.19
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Study on Expression Pattern of Cytokeratins in Human Normal Oral Mucosa

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“…In the present study, CK1, CK4, CK10 and CK20 were negative in all of the follicular and the plexiform ameloblastomas. The remaining CKs (CK6, 7,13,15,16,17) were all positive to some extent in ameloblastomas. In particular, CK15 (3/13, 23%) and CK16 (6/13, 46%) were positive in follicular but not in plexiform type (0/18).…”
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confidence: 91%
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“…In the present study, CK1, CK4, CK10 and CK20 were negative in all of the follicular and the plexiform ameloblastomas. The remaining CKs (CK6, 7,13,15,16,17) were all positive to some extent in ameloblastomas. In particular, CK15 (3/13, 23%) and CK16 (6/13, 46%) were positive in follicular but not in plexiform type (0/18).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…In the oral region, especially because of the presence of the odontogenic tissue, various CKs are observed in the dental lamina, the internal and external enamel epithelia, and the cells of the stellate reticulum (3)(4)(5). In addition, different expression patterns of various CKs are reported for different sites of the normal oral mucosa (6)(7)(8). As the expression patterns of CKs vary with the type of epithelial cell, they are used in the differential diagnosis of tumors as a marker of epithelial tumors derived from stratified squamous epithelia, glandular epithelia and transitional epithelia (9,10).…”
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confidence: 99%