Epidermal growth factor in plasma and saliva of patients with active breast cancer and breast cancer patients in follow-up compared with healthy women

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Abstract

We measure EGF in saliva and plasma from 52 patients with active breast cancer, 22 breast cancer patients in follow-up (non-active) and 33 healthy women. EGF concentrations in saliva were significantly higher in patients with active and non-active breast cancer than healthy women, whereas the opposite results were found in plasma. The highest values of EGF in saliva were found in the local recurrence subgroup.

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Navarro, M. A., Mesía, R., Díez-Gibert, O., Rueda, A., Ojeda, B., & Alonso, M. C. (1997). Epidermal growth factor in plasma and saliva of patients with active breast cancer and breast cancer patients in follow-up compared with healthy women. Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, 42(1), 83–86. https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1005755928831

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