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1Central Institute of Molecular Biology, Academy of Sciences of the German Democratic Republic, Berlin-Buch.
Abstract:
Number of mitoses and EGF binding were determined in parallel in biopsies of 27 lymph-node positive and of 23 lymph-node negative breast cancer patients. For node-positive patients the parameters for cell growth and EGF binding were quantitatively correlated by the equation y = P3 + P1(1- exp(- P2x]. For node-negative cases neither the non-linear model nor the linear approximation described the data unambiguously. The results strongly suggest that in node-positive patients, growth of breast cancer is related to an EGF-dependent acceleration of cell division.
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