Eight lectins were used to study 100 cases of breast carcinoma and 56 cases of non-carcinoma breast tissues by lectin affinity histochemical method. The results showed that Bandeirasa Simplicifolia (BSL) and Peanut ag...Eight lectins were used to study 100 cases of breast carcinoma and 56 cases of non-carcinoma breast tissues by lectin affinity histochemical method. The results showed that Bandeirasa Simplicifolia (BSL) and Peanut agglutinin (PNA) had higher positive rates in breast carcinoma than both normal breast and benign lesions (P<0.005). The positive deposit in malignant lesions was mainly located in cytoplasm, while in non-malignant lesions, it was almost lined along the lumen of glands and small ducts (P<0.005). The authors think that expression of PNA-receptor in the cytoplasm might be associated with the mechanism that the tumor could escape from immune attack. Comparison analysis on the normal breast indicated that PNA affinity histoche-mistry would be useful to the understanding of the metabolism of β-D-galactosyl-N-acetyl-D-galactosa-mine during the development of normal breast and histological origin of breast carcinoma.展开更多
文摘Eight lectins were used to study 100 cases of breast carcinoma and 56 cases of non-carcinoma breast tissues by lectin affinity histochemical method. The results showed that Bandeirasa Simplicifolia (BSL) and Peanut agglutinin (PNA) had higher positive rates in breast carcinoma than both normal breast and benign lesions (P<0.005). The positive deposit in malignant lesions was mainly located in cytoplasm, while in non-malignant lesions, it was almost lined along the lumen of glands and small ducts (P<0.005). The authors think that expression of PNA-receptor in the cytoplasm might be associated with the mechanism that the tumor could escape from immune attack. Comparison analysis on the normal breast indicated that PNA affinity histoche-mistry would be useful to the understanding of the metabolism of β-D-galactosyl-N-acetyl-D-galactosa-mine during the development of normal breast and histological origin of breast carcinoma.
