In this case, several factors influence the frequency and the type of RET/PTC, such as exposure to radiation, age and histological variant of the papillary tumor.
In this case, several factors influence the frequency and the type of RET/PTC, such as exposure to radiation, age and histological variant of the papillary tumor.
In this case, several factors influence the frequency and the type of RET/PTC, such as exposure to radiation, age and histological variant of the papillary tumor.
In this case, several factors influence the frequency and the type of RET/PTC, such as exposure to radiation, age and histological variant of the papillary tumor.
In this case, several factors influence the frequency and the type of RET/PTC, such as exposure to radiation, age and histological variant of the papillary tumor.
Here we show the detection by in situ hybridisation, of activated ret transcripts in human thyroid papillary neoplasms that were positive for PTC activation by Southern blot analysis.
Here we show the detection by in situ hybridisation, of activated ret transcripts in human thyroid papillary neoplasms that were positive for PTC activation by Southern blot analysis.
Here we show the detection by in situ hybridisation, of activated ret transcripts in human thyroid papillary neoplasms that were positive for PTC activation by Southern blot analysis.
Here we show the detection by in situ hybridisation, of activated ret transcripts in human thyroid papillary neoplasms that were positive for PTC activation by Southern blot analysis.
Here we show the detection by in situ hybridisation, of activated ret transcripts in human thyroid papillary neoplasms that were positive for PTC activation by Southern blot analysis.
Recurrent Mutations in APC and CTNNB1 and Activated Wnt/β-catenin Signaling in Intraductal Papillary Neoplasms of the Bile Duct: A Whole Exome Sequencing Study.
These results indicate that microsatellite instability is a relatively frequent event in papillary neoplasms of the biliary tree but is not associated with hMLH1 promoter hypermethylation.
We have previously reported that MUC2 apomucin was highly expressed in noninvasive tumors of the pancreas (intraductal papillary tumor [IdPT]) and liver (bile duct cystadenocarcinoma [BdCC]), which show more favorable outcomes than invasive carcinomas.
In the present work we have found in a relatively large series of thyroid cancer patients (n = 161) that both HLA class I (B35) and class II (DR11) antigens are susceptibility factors only in the papillary tumor group of patients, B35 association p value is found at the limit of significance (pc(120) = 0.05); the follicular group did not show any HLA association, suggesting that the etiopathogenesis of each type of cancer is different.