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Tumour cells nuclei showed immunoreactivity of p53 over 30% (IHH, x 100) 

Tumour cells nuclei showed immunoreactivity of p53 over 30% (IHH, x 100) 

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Figure 1. p53 - the internal negative control (IHH, x 100) 
Figure 2. Tumour cells nuclei show no immunoreactivity to r53 (IHH, x 100) 
Table 2 . Expression of p53
Figure 3. Tumour cells nuclei showed immunoreactivity of p53 to 30%...
+2 Table 3 . Macroscopic manifestation of tumour
CORRELATION OF TUMOUR SUPPRESSOR GENE P53 EXPRESSION WITH MACROSCOPIC MANIFESTATION AND GROWTH PATTERN OF COLORECTAL CANCER
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Colon carcinoma is one of the most common malignant tumours and the second cause of cancer-related deaths in developed countries. The objective of the research was to investigate the p53 expression in colorectal cancer and compare the expression levels of p53 with the macroscopic appearance and manner of growth of the tumours, followed by detection...
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