Background and purpose: Chemokines play an important role in breast cancer occurrence and development. However
little about the function of CCL28 in breast cancer is reported. This study was designed to observe and study the expression of chemokine CCL28 in breast cancer
and analyze their association with pathological features of breast cancer. Methods: Expressions of chemokine CCL28 in 150 breast cancer patients were determined by IHC(immunohistochemistry) technique. The corresponding normal breast tissues in paraneoplastic were also detected. The level of CCL28 expression in 150 breast cancer was analyzed whether it was associated with age
cTNM stage
tumor diameter
axillary lymph node status
ER status
PR status and HER-2 status. Results: ①CCL28 was highly expressed in both breast cancer and normal breast tissues in paraneoplastic. The positive expression rate of CCL28 in breast cancer was 54.6% and the positive expression rate of CCL28 in normal paraneoplastic breast tissues was 9.3%. Expression of CCL28 in breast cancer was significantly higher than that in normal paraneoplastic breast tissues
there was statistically significance between the two groups(P0.001). ②The expression of CCL28 was not associated with age
cTNM stage
tumor size
axillary lymph node
ER
PR and HER-2 status(P0.05). Conclusion: The level of CCL28 expression showed significantly difference between breast cancer and paraneoplastic normal breast tissues. In conclusion
CCL28 may be correlated with breast cancer carcinogenesis and evolvement. The level of CCL28 expression was not significantly correlated with lymph node metastasis. If CCL28 may be a factor to predict lymph node metastasis in breast cancer is worth further studying.
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