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Meanings of aggressive phenotype in English
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Usage of aggressive phenotype in English
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These tumours are characterised by an aggressive phenotype and poor clinical outcome.
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We found that deregulation of miR-506 in ovarian carcinoma promotes an aggressive phenotype.
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As the mechanistic basis for this aggressive phenotype is unclear, treatment options are limited.
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This aggressive phenotype of ectodomain EGFR expressing tumors was confirmed in the independent cohort.
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However, tumors treated with anti-androgens frequently become hormone refractory and acquire a more aggressive phenotype.
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PLVI denotes an aggressive phenotype, suggesting that these patients may benefit from adjuvant systemic therapy.
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Depletion or drug-induced inhibition of Ring1b promoted tumour cell reprogramming towards a less aggressive phenotype.
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All of these other major chromosomal abnormalities only occurred in tumors demonstrating a more aggressive phenotype.
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In high-grade glioma VEGFR-1 expression by tumor endothelium and neoplastic cells contributes to the aggressive phenotype.
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Additionally, it may exert a selection pressure, allowing expansion of tumor cells with a more aggressive phenotype.
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This indicates a clinically less aggressive phenotype.
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Here, we highlight changes in KRAS and TP53 genes that are normally associated with a more aggressive phenotype.
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Defects in DNA repair pathways enable cancer cells to accumulate genomic alterations that contribute to their aggressive phenotype.
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Rab25, a receptor recycling protein, has been reported to be enhanced in tumors with aggressive phenotype and chemotherapy resistance.
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Recent reports have suggested that putative cancer stem cells exist in ES and may contribute to an aggressive phenotype.
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Aim: To identify whether positive resection margin tumours had a more aggressive phenotype, using tumour micro-vessel density and invasive margin.
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