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Immunohistochemical detection of mutant p53 protein in regional lymph nodes is associated with adverse outcome in stage II colorectal cancer.

European journal of histochemistry : EJH - 1 Jan 1999

Clarke G, Ryan E, Crowe J, O'Keane J C, MacMathúna P

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Epidemiologic data identifies a cohort of Duke's B (CRC) patients whose survival more closely matches that of Duke's C. Lymph node micrometastases may account for this discrepancy. Lymph node expression of mutant p53 protein (Mp53P) has been linked to a reduction in survival in Japanese Duke's B patients. We aimed to determine the significance of nodal p53 expression in European Duke's B patients using...

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