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immunohistochemical staining (intensity score of 3) for the ten molecular markers studied. Hsp90, TGFBR1, IGF1R, and SSTR5 (the strongest staining biomarkers for the largest number of NETs) were expressed in all tumors from 20 cases in which primary and metastatic
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aggressive GEP-NETs but their influence on therapy is unknown. Several putative molecular markers predicting either sensitivity or resistance to oncological therapeutics have been proposed. The multidrug resistance protein and other ABC transporters have well
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need for molecular markers The diagnosis of thyroid cancer is typically obtained through ultrasound examination and fine-needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy of suspicious nodules. Cytological examination of cells collected by FNA biopsy is the most reliable
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other candidate markers for a way forward. Molecular markers for chemotherapy response At the present time, no single predictive biological marker has become established in routine practice in breast cancer to assess clinical
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cytology. By contrast, application of molecular characterisation in the prognostic setting of DTC is still at a preliminary level. To date, any molecular marker has a well-defined role in the risk stratification of DTC, and the introduction of the so
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parathyroid adenomas could represent an early stage of a parathyroid carcinoma, which is excised before the development of the molecular signature of malignancy responsible for invasive properties remains to be established. Immunohistochemical markers have
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analyzed the discriminative value of the molecular markers were included in this overview. Total sensitivity and specificity represents a weighted mean Study ACC ( n ) ACA ( n ) Sens (%) Spec (%) Cutoff Reference diagnosis Comments IGF2 Gicquel et al
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). Bootstrap-based multi-gene classification of PTC microarray data Selection of genes is an important goal of microarray studies contributing to broader understanding of the cancer transcriptome as well as yielding novel molecular cancer markers