Objective: To investigate the possible relationship between deletion of MTS/p16 gene and progression of endometrial carcinoma Methods: Forty six primary endometrial carcinoma, 7 tumor adjacent endometrial tissue,...Objective: To investigate the possible relationship between deletion of MTS/p16 gene and progression of endometrial carcinoma Methods: Forty six primary endometrial carcinoma, 7 tumor adjacent endometrial tissue, 10 normal endometrial tissue specimen and 5 xenografts from patients with endometrial carcinoma were examined for homozygous deletion of MTS/p16 gene by polymerase chain reaction based analysis Results: Of 46 endometrial cancer specimens, 9 showed homozygous deletion, no deletion was detected in the tumor adjacent and normal endometial tissues Nor was it detected in well differentiated endometrial carcinoma and all xenografts Conclusions: Deletion of MTS1/p16 gene might contribute to the progression of endometrial carcinoma and could be served as indicator for predicting prognosis展开更多
文摘Objective: To investigate the possible relationship between deletion of MTS/p16 gene and progression of endometrial carcinoma Methods: Forty six primary endometrial carcinoma, 7 tumor adjacent endometrial tissue, 10 normal endometrial tissue specimen and 5 xenografts from patients with endometrial carcinoma were examined for homozygous deletion of MTS/p16 gene by polymerase chain reaction based analysis Results: Of 46 endometrial cancer specimens, 9 showed homozygous deletion, no deletion was detected in the tumor adjacent and normal endometial tissues Nor was it detected in well differentiated endometrial carcinoma and all xenografts Conclusions: Deletion of MTS1/p16 gene might contribute to the progression of endometrial carcinoma and could be served as indicator for predicting prognosis
