Extensive radiologically dense breast tissue is associated with a marked increase in breast
cancer risk. To explore the biological basis for this association, we have examined the …

Lymphocytes residing in the intestinal epithelium are exclusively T cells and account for one
of the largest collection of T cells in the organism. However, their function remains obscure. …

Fluorescently labeled antibodies were used to identify transferrin receptors and mucosal
transferrin in human gastrointestinal biopsy sections. Transferrin receptors were evident in the …

Metallothionein (Mt) is a low molecular weight metalloprotein and its synthesis is induced by
various divalent metals (Cd, Zn, Hg and Cu). The Intracellular distribution of Mt in hepatic …

Recent studies demonstrate that abnormalities in PTEN may be one of the most frequent
genetic events observed in human cancers. PTEN dysfunction leads to tumorigenesis through …

The distribution of metallothionein (MT) during human development was investigated using
both immunohistochemical and biochemical methods. The level of MT in the fetal liver was …

Metallothionein (MT) bound to zinc and copper was detected in high concentration in fetal
and newborn rat livers by a cadmium saturation method. The levels of both hepatic zinc and …

Immunohistochemical and immunocytochemical assays are highly complex diagnostic analyses
used to aid in the accurate identification and biologic characterization of tissue types in …

Background and purpose: Urethral carcinoma in women is uncommon. This study was
undertaken to evaluate the role of radiotherapy in the treatment of these tumors. Materials and …

High levels of metallothionein (MT) are present in the developing mammalian liver; however,
a remarkable decrease is observed during postnatal life after weaning. This developmental …