Pathological significance and prognostic roles of densities of CD57+ cells, CD68+ cells, and mast cells, and their ratios in clear cell renal cell carcinoma
Human Pathology May 25, 2018
Nakanishi H, et al. - Considering the close association of immune system with malignant behavior in renal cell carcinoma (RCC), researchers investigated the clinical significance of densities of CD57+ cells, CD68+ cells, and mast cells, and their ratios in patients with clear cell RCC. Findings revealed that in RCC tissues, CD57+ cell density acted as an anti-cancer factor. Furthermore, important roles of CD68+ cell and mast cell were suggested in tumor progression in RCC. CD68+ cell/CD57+ cell ratio seemed to be a useful predictor for prognosis in RCC patients as this ratio reflected the status of cancer cell proliferation, apoptosis, and angiogenesis.
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