… is increasing in upcoming years which is why buccal carcinoma is highlighted as the ‘site-…
cell carcinomas (SCC). This cancer group is characterized by epithelial squamous tissue …

… destroy the basement membrane of the surface epithelium, invade, and metastasize is … cell
carcinoma (HNSCC). In recent years, there has been increased interest in the role of epithelial…

… In addition, some evidence derived from our study in oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC)
tissues and cell lines will be demonstrated to support the EMT concept for the …

… Highly keratinized cancer pearls in squamous cell carcinomas, resembling upper layers
of stratified squamous epithelium, did not express P-cadherin (Fig. 7, A and B). In addition, it …

… SUMMARY-Thirty epithelial cell strains were isolated from human carcinomas and normal
epithelial tissues by collagenase digestion and selective removal of fibroblasts with trYpsin…

… by developing cell lines6 of various human carcinomas and nonmalignant epithelial tissues
… Abnormal b with transitional cell carcinoma of kidney (same patient as 761T) Normal kidney …

… , muscular, or neuroendocrine tissues (38, 39). EpCAM is not expressed in normal squamous
epithelia, and active proliferation of epithelial tissue is associated with increased EpCAM …

… in human carcinoma metastases. Using a spontaneous squamous cell carcinoma mouse …
factor Twist1 is sufficient to promote carcinoma cells to undergo EMT and disseminate into …

… DC populations may enhance PAH-induced mutations and tumor development within
other epithelial tissues, contributing to the risk of lung, colon, and genitourinary carcinomas. …

… Increased chromosome instability was observed with histologic progression in the normal
to tumor transition of head and neck squamous cell carcinomas. Chromosome instability was …