2003
DOI: 10.2739/kurumemedj.50.1
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The Expression of p53, p21 and TGF .BETA.1 in Gastric Carcinoma

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“…This was also true of the relationship between the nuclear-type p21 localization and PCNA expression. This finding is compatible with the weak association observed in astrocytoma (1). This positive association may be expected in view of the fact that p21 can bind to PCNA and inhibits DNA replication by controlling cell cycle progression (2).…”
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“…This was also true of the relationship between the nuclear-type p21 localization and PCNA expression. This finding is compatible with the weak association observed in astrocytoma (1). This positive association may be expected in view of the fact that p21 can bind to PCNA and inhibits DNA replication by controlling cell cycle progression (2).…”
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“…Lai et al (9) have reported that MM patients with greater tumor burden are more likely to express p21. In contrast, Aoyagi et al (1) reported that in gastric carcinoma patients, the survival curve of the p21-positive group was significantly higher than that of the p21-negative group and the finding was supported by Seo et al (18). In ovarian cancer, negative or weak p21 staining was a prognostic indicator of short overall survival (11).…”
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“…16 Moreover, the increased expression of mutated p53 has been associated with pathological parameters of tumor aggressiveness and poor prognosis in human gastric carcinomas. 1,8,26,30,47 Such a relationship has not been demonstrated in canine gastrointestinal tumors, although high p53 expression has been reported.…”
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“…1,16,37,47 No studies have been published regarding p21 expression in canine gastric carcinomas. The lack of p21 expression, as well as an over expression have been reported in other types of neoplasms in the dog.…”
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