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CONGENITAL EXPRESSION OF mdr-1 GENE IN FRESH CANCER TISSUES FROM SEVERAL HIGH-INCIDENCE NEOPLASMS WITHOUT PREOPERATIVE CHEMOTHERAPY

  
@article{CJCR2294,
	author = {Yanmin Zhang and Haiping Xing and Xiaotian Shi and Keneng Chen and Bangchang Cheng and Yanxia Song},
	title = {CONGENITAL EXPRESSION OF mdr-1 GENE IN FRESH CANCER TISSUES FROM SEVERAL HIGH-INCIDENCE NEOPLASMS WITHOUT PREOPERATIVE CHEMOTHERAPY},
	journal = {Chinese Journal of Cancer Research},
	volume = {9},
	number = {3},
	year = {2013},
	keywords = {},
	abstract = {Objective: The purpose of the present study is to detect characteristics of primary expression of mdr-1 gene in several neoplasms which .has high morbidity in clinic. 
Methods: 151 resected samples, which are pathologically malignant and clinically untreated before operation, were obtained from Anyang Cancer Hospital. All of them were investigated with RT-PCR for the expression of mdr-I gene and correlated each other. Besides, we evaluated the advantages of RT-PCR in this study. 
Results: The mdr-1 gene expression rate of these 151 samples, including cancers of stomach and gastric cardia (n=51), esophagus (u--46), colorectum (n=16), breast (n=15), thyroid (n=10), lung (n=9), uterine cervix (n=4), was 33.3%, 37%, 31.3%, 13.2%, 40%, 55%, 0%, respectively. 
Conclusion: Compared with other methods, RT-PCR for studying mdr-1 gene expression had certain advantages in simplicity, reliability, and accuracy. Overexpression of mdr-I gene in these neoplasms suggested that cases should be distinguished before treatment according to MDR of tumor and to choose effective drugs for individual cancer patient.},
	issn = {1993-0631},	url = {https://cjcr.amegroups.org/article/view/2294}
}