Cea-like material in cytosols from human breast carcinomas: Correlation with biochemical and pathologic parameters
- 1 January 1983
Abstract
CEA-like material was found in 51 of 62 primary human breast carcinomas and in only 2 of 12 fibroadenomas. Levels of carcinoma CEA-like material correlated weakly with cytoplasmic estradiol receptor levels, total cytosol estrogens, and cytosol progesterone. Levels of CEA-like material showed no significant correlation with carcinoma stage, grade, cellularity, size or histologic type. Levels, however, correlated inversely with lymphocyte infiltration.This publication has 8 references indexed in Scilit:
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