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Summary Thirty elderly patients with T3 or T4 breast cancer underwent a wedge biopsy for radioligand-binding assay (RLA) of oestrogen receptor (ER) activity. A second, separate group of 21 elderly patients with T3 and T4 breast cancers underwent fine
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Autor:
A. L. Tesdale, A. P. M. Forrest, Udi Chetty, K. Sangster, R. A. Hawkins, P. A. Levack, E. D. C. Anderson
Publikováno v:
British Journal of Cancer
A total of 98 breast aspirates from patients with breast cancer have been fixed and stained for oestrogen receptors using the Abbott ERICA kit. In a preliminary series of 41 aspirates, cytochemical staining index (% cells staining x mean intensity) r
Autor:
Andrew Krajewski, William A. Ferguson, Pamela A. Levack, Richard A. Hawkins, Sir Patrick Forrest, K. Sangster, Ann L. Tesdale
Publikováno v:
Biochemical Society Transactions. 15:949-950
The oestrogen receptor ( E R ) is a unique oestrogen-binding protein. (M, 66 182) [I]. found in the target cells of oestrogen action. The presence of E R in breast cancers indicates a better prognosis and greater likelihood of response to endocrine t