Immunohistochemical Assessment of DCIS Markers
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Corresponding Organization : Western University
Other organizations : inVentiv Health Clinical, Washington University in St. Louis, Beijing Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital, National Cancer Institute, IIT Research Institute
Variable analysis
- Treatment status
- Expression of maspin
- Expression of COX-2
- Proliferation (Ki67 labeling index)
- Paraffin-embedded sections of core and excision specimens
- Standard IHC techniques
- MCF7, HCT116 and H292 cells as controls
- Primary mouse monoclonal antibodies (dilutions specified)
- Dako Envision Plus system HRP labeled polymer (detection system)
- Manual counting of positively stained DCIS cells
- Ki67 LI assessed on an average of 300 DCIS cells at 40X magnification
- H score system (0-300) used for COX-2 and maspin markers
- Single observer blinded to treatment status, with random verification of 20% of slides by a pathologist
- MCF7, HCT116 and H292 cells
- Not explicitly mentioned
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