P53 protein accumulates in Cushings adenomas and invasive non-functional adenomas.
P53 protein accumulates in Cushings adenomas and invasive non-functional adenomas.
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P53 蛋白在库欣腺瘤和侵袭性非功能性腺瘤中积累。
DOI:
10.1210/jc.80.2.4
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发表时间:
1995
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
R. Clayton
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作者:
N. Buckley;A. Bates;J. Broome;R. Strange;C. Perrett;C. Burke;R. Clayton
The p53 protein, a negative regulator of cell growth, plays an important role in the pathogenesis of many human tumours following gene mutation and/or deletion. We screened a large number of sporadic pituitary tumours for p53 protein accumulation suggestive of gene mutation. Samples were divided into benign adenomas (n = 95) and invasive tumours with local or distant invasion (n = 26). All main tumour classes were represented. Putative p53 mutations were detected by immunohistochemistry on paraffin-embedded sections using polyclonal CM-1 and monoclonal DO-7 and PAb1801 antibodies. Results were compared to normal post-mortem pituitary tissue controls (n = 17). p53 protein accumulation was detected in invasive tumours (16%), but only in corticotrophinomas (2/4) and non-functional tumours (4/15). In non-invasive adenomas, protein accumulation was observed only in ACTH-secreting tumours where 50% were positive (16/32). No protein accumulation was identified in any control tissue. These results indicate that p53 protein accumulation may play a role in the development of Cushings adenomas and in the progression of non-functional tumours to the invasive state.