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W Werner
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[Correlations between the chemical structure of Mannich bases with and without nitrogen mustard groups and their cytostatic effect on Ehrlich ascites carcinoma in albino mice].
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[Perivenous encephalomyelitis and multiple sclerosis].
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[Case report on secondary hyperparathyroidism].
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[Potential cytostatics from aminomethylation of NH-acid hypnotica].
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[Problems of the myeloproliferative syndrome from the pathologist's viewpoint].
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[Evocarpin, a new alkaloid from Evodia rutaecarpa].
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[Tissue mast cells in early childhood bone marrow of man].
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[Suggestion for a modern organization of a central medical museum].
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[Alpha-aminoalkylations with bis (2-chlorethyl)-amine. 3. Aminomethylations of NH-acid heterocyclic compounds].
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[On the problem of nuclear sex determination in human carcinoma].
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[Hemosiderin in postmortem bone marrow in man].
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[Tissue mast cells in the human bone marrow].
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[Siderin in human bone marrow].
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Prognostic significance of mutations in the p53 gene in superficial bladder cancer.
Bladder tumors as the most common urologic malignancy present mostly as superficial transitional cell carcinoma. Many patients with superficial bladder cancer have a good prognosis, however, may develop recurrences or progress to muscle invasive or metastatic disease. It is therefore important to find new markers associated with the biological behaviour of an individual tumor for identifying patients at risk for disease progression. Previous reports on the prognostic significance of p53 alterations in bladder tumors revealed conflicting results. The aim of our study was to evaluate p53 mutation analysis as an effective concept for the characterization of subsets of superficial bladder tumors differing in biological aggressiveness. Screening 66 amplified DNA from micro-dissected tumor cells by direct genomic sequencing p53 alterations were detected in 12%. We found no association between p53 status and tumor stage but a tendency to a higher mutation rate in more malignant tumors (G2 and G3) compared to G1 tumors and a higher recurrence rate in patients with a p53 mutation in the primary tumor after 24 months follow-up. We conclude a general low incidence of p53 mutations in superficial bladder cancer. Detectable p53 damage might be related to a more aggressive phenotype and a higher recurrence risk. Our results are discussed in the context of other studies reviewed from 1995-2000.
[Synthesis of diastereomeric substituted 6,6a, 7, 8, 13, 13a-hexahydro(1)benzopyran(4,3-b)-1,5-benzodiazepines with carcinostatic activity and their relations to the adenylate cyclase system (proceedings)].
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Streptokinase intracoronary thrombolysis in acute myocardial infarction.
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