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See Latest ArticlesExpression and Clinical Significance of Heparanase and Ki-67 in Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
Chinese Journal of Lung Cancer, 07/30/09
Song Z et al. – Heparanase and Ki–67 were involved in the occurrence and development of lung cancer and they may predict patients prognosis, while the expression of heparanase and Ki–67 had no association with NSCLC, which may contribute to the different mechanisms involved in tumor occurrence and development.
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