The relationship between the presence of estrogen receptors and casein (evaluated on a semiquantitative basis with a specific immunofluorescence method) was statistically analyzed in 50 cases of human breast carcinomas. No significant correlation was found between these two parameters, whereas a relationship was established between the production of casein and the degree of histological differentiation. The results of this study, like those of other studies, revealed a lack of correlation between the presence of estrogen receptors and the degree of histologic differentiation.
Production of casein and the presence of estrogen receptors in human breast cancer.
PICH, Achille;BUSSOLATI, Giovanni;
1977-01-01
Abstract
The relationship between the presence of estrogen receptors and casein (evaluated on a semiquantitative basis with a specific immunofluorescence method) was statistically analyzed in 50 cases of human breast carcinomas. No significant correlation was found between these two parameters, whereas a relationship was established between the production of casein and the degree of histological differentiation. The results of this study, like those of other studies, revealed a lack of correlation between the presence of estrogen receptors and the degree of histologic differentiation.File in questo prodotto:
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