Titlebook: Breast Cancer: Origins, Detection, and Treatment; Proceedings of the I Marvin A. Rich,Jean Carol Hager,Joyce Taylor-Papad Conference procee

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Estrogen-Regulated Proteins and Autocrine Control of Cell Growth in Breast Cancerptor (RP)) and defined according to their molecular weight under denaturating conditions by SDS-gel polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, e.g. 52 K (3), 28 K (4). More recently, an estrogen-regulated mRNA (pS2) coding for a secreted protein has also been described (5).

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The Importance of Epithelial-Stromal Interaction in Mammary Gland Developmentecomes determined for a new developmental pathway. A large number of such inductive events has been discovered since but, quite disappointingly, despite much effort not one system so far has yielded a biochemical or molecular factor that could be identified as mediator of induction.

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New Approaches to the Pathology of Breast Cancer; Can Immunohistochemistry Add New Information?nt developments which may contribute to histopathological studies will be reviewed, without the pretention to be complete. Emphasis will be given to markers that can be applied to routinely fixed, paraffin-embedded material.

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Expression of the Human Harvey RAS Oncogene in Breast Cancerr cells (1–3). These studies have resulted in the isolation and characterization of a number of transforming genes, named oncogenes, and have permitted an examination of their biological properties (for a review see ref. 4).

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Regulation of Mammary Epithelial Cell Proliferation: An ,, Mouse Mammary Epithelial Cell Model Syste oncogenes has indicated (I), there can be multiple abnormalities in growth regulation. The complexity of abnormal growth regulation seems imposing but, perhaps, it will become less intimidating if normal growth control is better understood. It is probably true that an understanding of the variation