Ovarian cancer, the second most common gynecological malignancy, accounts for 3% of all
cancers among women in the United States, and has a high mortality rate, largely because …

Background Epithelial ovarian cancer is a devastating disease associated with low survival
prognosis mainly because of the lack of early detection markers and the asymptomatic …

Ovarian carcinoma is a significant cause of cancer mortality in women worldwide. As a
heterogeneous disease, distinct clinical and molecular characteristics exist among different …

Ovarian serous carcinomas (OSCs) comprise over half of all ovarian carcinomas and
account for the majority of ovarian cancer-related deaths. We used a 2-dimensional liquid …

The study of the ovarian proteomic profile represents a new frontier in ovarian cancer
research, since this approach is able to enlighten the wide variety of post-translational …

We analyzed 12 ovarian epithelial tumors using 2D PAGE-based comparative proteomics to
construct intra-and inter-tumoral distance map trees and to discover surrogate biomarkers …

Purpose Epithelial ovarian carcinogenesis may occur de novo on the surface of ovarian
mesothelial epithelial cells or from cells originating in other organs. Foreign M üllerian cell …

Purpose: Ovarian carcinomas are a group of distinct diseases classified by histotypes. As
histotype-specific treatment evolves, accurate classification will become critical for optimal …

Epithelial ovarian cancer (EOC) is a chronic and degenerative disease propelled by a
mutation in BRCA1/2 genes, familial history, smoking and polycystic ovary syndrome …

To identify specific proteins associated with chemotherapeutic responses, we analyzed
protein expression patterns in stage IIIc primary serous epithelial ovarian cancer tissues …