Prognostic Evaluation of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor (EGFR) Genotype and Phenotype Parameters in Triple-negative Breast Cancers
Conclusion: EGFR gene amplification and mutations are rare in TNBC, the latter of no apparent clinical relevance. Surrogate markers of EGFR-related chromosomal aberrations and combined EGFR/p53 IHC phenotypes appear to be associated with favorable prognosis in patients with operable TNBC receiving conventional adjuvant chemotherapy.
Source: Cancer Genomics and Proteomics - Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: LEVVA, S., KOTOULA, V., KOSTOPOULOS, I., MANOUSOU, K., PAPADIMITRIOU, C., PAPADOPOULOU, K., LAKIS, S., KOUKOULIAS, K., KARAVASILIS, V., PENTHEROUDAKIS, G., BALASSI, E., ZAGOURI, F., KAKLAMANOS, I. G., PECTASIDES, D., RAZIS, E., ARAVANTINOS, G., PAPAKOSTAS Tags: Article Source Type: research
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