A subset of high Gleason grade prostate carcinomas contain a large burden of prostate cancer syndecan ‐1 positive stromal cells
ConclusionsThe current study identifies PCSP cells as a novel, potentially migratory cell type, which is marked by Syndecan‐1 expression and is found in the stroma of prostate carcinomas, adjacent normal tissue, but not in non‐diseased prostate. A subset of poor prognosis high Gleason grade 5 tumors had a particularly high PCSP cell burden, suggesting an association between this unidentified cell type and tumor aggressiveness.
Source: The Prostate - Category: Urology & Nephrology Authors: Benjamin Sharpe, Dhafer A. Alghezi, Claire Cattermole, Mark Beresford, Rebecca Bowen, John Mitchard, Andrew D. Chalmers Tags: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Source Type: research
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