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A Pérez-Carro Ríos1, A Lozano Ramírez, T García Caballero
1Hospital Xeral-Cíes de Vigo, Pizarro, 22, Vigo 36204, Pontevedra.
Abstract:
P53 protein detects damages in DNA, stopping the cellular cycle to repair it and stimulates "apoptosis" or programmed death cell when it cannot do it. We present an immunohistochemistry study of 58 squamous cell carcinomas of larynx operated between 1991 and 1996 and in which we detected the overexpression of P53 in 31 cases (53.44%). We did not find a statistic relationship between survival and the detection of P53 protein using Log Rank statistic analysis; the survival media for the wild-type protein cases was 64 months (very similar to native cases).
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