Example sentences for: carcinomas

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  • Cell lines NCI-460 and NCI-1155 are large cell carcinomas, NCI-820 is a bronchoalveolar type NSCLC, NCI-1355 is an adenocarcinoma, all established at the National Cancer Institute (gift of H. Oie, NCI, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD).

  • Indeed, the CD4+ T cells that directly destroy MHCII-positive tumors were identified [ 5 ] . In the clinic, the expression of MHCII on colorectal carcinomas is correlated with more favourable prognosis [ 6 ] . Adoptive transfer studies show that ex vivo activated CD4+ T cells are able to recognize, and to eliminate, MHCII-positive tumors either by themselves [ 7 ] or in co-operation with CD8+ T cells [ 8 ] . It has been also demonstrated that the increased MHCII expression on tumor cells and macrophages following treatment with IFNg in vivo was associated with enhanced efficacy of adoptive T cell therapy in a mouse model of metastatic sarcoma [ 9 ] .

  • Female mice harboring the Wnt-1 transgene develop extensive mammary hyperplasia early in life, and 50% of them develop mammary ductal carcinomas by 6 months of age [ 27].

  • The observations in this study raise the intriguing possibility that selection of head and neck cancer patients for concurrent chemotherapy can be based upon the intratumoral mutational status of M6P/IGF2R . Furthermore, since M6P/IGF2R loss of heterozygosity in squamous cell carcinomas is highly correlated with an elevated plasma TGFβ level [ 39 ] , patient prognosis may potentially be assessed by a simple blood test.

  • Small cell carcinomas were also positive expression of PDGFR-α [4 cases 2+ (100%)].


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