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Immunohistochemical Detection of WT1 Protein in Endometrial Cancer

SATOSHI OHNO, SATOSHI DOHI, YUMIKO OHNO, SATORU KYO, HARUO SUGIYAMA, NOBUTAKA SUZUKI and MASAKI INOUE
Anticancer Research May 2009, 29 (5) 1691-1695;
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    Representative sections of endometrial cancer with immunohistochemical staining of WT1. Strong cytoplasmic staining is observed in the invasion front of the tumor (×40; inset, ×200).

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    The Kaplan-Meier survival curves of 70 patients with endometrial carcinoma in relation to WT1 expression are shown. A, Relapse-free survival rate; B, overall survival rate.

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Immunohistochemical Detection of WT1 Protein in Endometrial Cancer
SATOSHI OHNO, SATOSHI DOHI, YUMIKO OHNO, SATORU KYO, HARUO SUGIYAMA, NOBUTAKA SUZUKI, MASAKI INOUE
Anticancer Research May 2009, 29 (5) 1691-1695;

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Anticancer Research May 2009, 29 (5) 1691-1695;
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