Titlebook: Breast Cancer: Biological and Clinical Progress; Proceedings of the C L. Dogliotti,A. Sapino,G. Bussolati Conference proceedings 1992 Sprin

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Interactions Between Malignant and Non-Malignant Components of the Breastpresent merely 5% of the organ in senility (Figure 1). In contrast, other components such as stroma and adipose tissue form the bulk of the breast although their proportions vary markedly at different stages of development. These elements are not inert and the potential exists for inter-communication between the various compartments of the breast.

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oratory and clinical research findings. Of major importance are therefore meetings promoting fast transfer to clinical applications of findings by basic scientists. The present volume, reporting the proceedings of the 1991 Biennial Conference of the International Association for Breast Cancer Resear

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Michael S. Kilberg,Dieter H?ussinger– 6); the . gene in carcinomas of the breast (7), ovary (8), stomach (9), colon (10) and salivary glands (10). In most cases . gene overexpression has been associated with poor prognosis (7,11–12). . and ., both encoding tyrosine kinase receptors, were found to be amplified in breast cancers (13).

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Annie-Claude Roche,Michel Monsignyrimental animals by chemical carcinogens, in breast cancer cell lines, in primary breast cancers, as rare alleles or as an amplification or expression of the gene product of the ras gene, the p21 protein (3 – 6). However, whether the ras oncogene is a causative agent of breast cancer has not been proven as yet.

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Expression of the , Oncogene in Human Tumors– 6); the . gene in carcinomas of the breast (7), ovary (8), stomach (9), colon (10) and salivary glands (10). In most cases . gene overexpression has been associated with poor prognosis (7,11–12). . and ., both encoding tyrosine kinase receptors, were found to be amplified in breast cancers (13).

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Vittorio Sgaramella,Sandro Eridaniese animals and there have been no comparative studies of the effects of different oncogenes on the morphogenesis of the mammary gland. In the following review, we will summarize our collective experience with mammary growth and development and with mammary tumorigenesis in one set of transgenic animals.

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Mammary Morphogenesis and Oncogenesese animals and there have been no comparative studies of the effects of different oncogenes on the morphogenesis of the mammary gland. In the following review, we will summarize our collective experience with mammary growth and development and with mammary tumorigenesis in one set of transgenic animals.