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Journal №10 for 2012 г.
Article in number:
Comparative Analysis of Matrix Metalloproteinase-2 in Blood Serum and Tumors 64 of Patients with Malignant, Borderline and Benign Ovarian Neoplasms
Authors:
Yu.V. Kryuk, I.V. Tereshkina, G.N. Shvetsova, V.D. Ermilova, A.K. Antonov
Abstract:
The pretreatment data of matrix metalloproteinase-2 in blood serum and tumors 64 of patients with malignant, borderline and benign ovarian neoplasms, with standard immuno-enzymatic reagents of «R&D» company USA, control group were presented 20 people of healthy. No differences were found between MMP-2 levels in the tumors and sera of cancer, benign or borderline tumor patients, and in control group. MMP-2 concentration in the serum of benign ovarian tumor patients was not associated with the main clinico-pathologic features of the disease. Significant increase of MMP-2 levels was revealed in the sera of patients with bilateral ovarian cancer. The highest MMP-2 values were found in blood serum and tumors in serous cancer, moderate and low tumor differentiation grade, stage III-IV disease, and in patients with ascites.
Pages: 36-40
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