Sanyan LI, Meisong ZHENG, Yupeng CHEN, et al. Differences in the expression of 4 progesterone receptor antibodies EP2, SP2, 1E2, and 16 in non-specific invasive breast cancers[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2020, 42(10): 1042-1046.
DOI:
Sanyan LI, Meisong ZHENG, Yupeng CHEN, et al. Differences in the expression of 4 progesterone receptor antibodies EP2, SP2, 1E2, and 16 in non-specific invasive breast cancers[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2020, 42(10): 1042-1046. DOI: 10.16016/j.1000-5404.201912016.
Differences in the expression of 4 progesterone receptor antibodies EP2, SP2, 1E2, and 16 in non-specific invasive breast cancers
To detect the expression of 4 progesterone receptor (PR) antibodies (EP2
SP2
1E2
and 16) in non-specific invasive breast cancer (NSIBCs) and identify the optimal antibody for PR analysis and treatment planning for NSIBCs.
Methods
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Immunohistochemistry was used to detect the expression of the 4 PR antibodies in a tissue microarray consisting of 195 tissue specimens of NSIBCs
and their constituent ratios with the expression of estrogen receptor (ER)
the percentages of stained cells
staining intensity
Allred score (A-score) and consistency were compared.
Results
2
The constituent ratios of the 4 PR antibodies with ER (ER±/PR±) did not differ significantly in the 195 cases of NSIBCs (
P
>
0.05). Regardless of the status of ER expression
the cases showed high rates of positivity or negativity for all the 4 PR antibodies at the same time (81.54%~90.77%) with good consistencies among the 4 antibodies (κ=0.634~0.804). Further analysis of the average number of stained cells
percentage of positive cells
staining intensity
and A-score of the 4 PR antibodies showed that all these indicators were significantly higher for 1E2 than for EP2
SP2
and 16 (
P
<
0.05)
and were not significantly differ
ent among the latter 3 antibodies (
P
>
0.05).
Conclusion
2
1E2 has a higher positivity rate and expression intensity in NSIBCs than EP2
SP2 and RP16
and thus can serve as an ideal PR antibody for clinical pathology tests.
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