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Expression of the endothelin axis in noninvasive and superficially invasive bladder cancer: relation to clinicopathologic and molecular prognostic parameters.

European urology - 1 Nov 2009

Eltze Elke, Wild Peter J, Wülfing Christian, Zwarthoff Ellen C, Burger Maximilian, Stoehr Robert, Korsching Eberhard, Hartmann Arndt

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BACKGROUND: The endothelin (ET) axis plays a role in cancer biology and plays a potential role as a target for molecular therapy in urogenital tumours. Alterations of several proteins of the ET axis were detected in invasive bladder cancer. OBJECTIVES: To examine the potential role of the expression of ET axis proteins compared to other prognostic parameters (kinase inhibitor 67 [Ki-67], tumour protein 53 [TP53],...

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PMID: 18945538
DOI: 10.1016/j.eururo.2008.10.003

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