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Aim To explore the mechanism of Fluspirilene inhibiting HCC through decreasing the expression of Akt.Methods The difference of mRNA was verified by the test of protein expression between Fluspirilenc treatment group and control group by HCC experiment in vivo and vitro, including Western blot, IHC after mRNA array.Results Akt expression was lower in Fluspirilene treatment group than that in control group by mRNA array.Protein expression of Akt, phosphorylate-CDK2 and phos- phorylate-Rb decreased massively in Fluspirilene treatment group in a concentration-dependent manner in HepG2 and Huh7 cells by Western blotting compared with those in control group.Declined expression of phosphorylate-Akt was proved in a concen- tration-dependent manner in xenograft tumor tissues in Fluspirilene treatment group compared with that in control group in IHC test.Conclusions Fluspirilene inhibits HCC by decreasing significantly the protein expression of Akt, phosphorylat-Akt, phos- phorylate-CDK2 and phosphorylate-Rb.
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Objective: To investigate the histopathologic features of rim enhancement MRI of breast infiltrating ductal carcinoma (IDC). Methods: Routine and dynamic contrast enhanced MRI was used to examine 65 patients with breast lumps. Thirty of the 65 patients who were pathologically confirmed to have breast IDC were included in the present study. The manifestations of dynamic contrast enhanced MRI and the histopathologic parameters of the masses (the size of cancer nest, stroma type, microvessel density and degree of fibrosis) were observed. And the relationship of MR findings with the above-mentioned histopathologic features was analyzed. Results: Peripheral rim enhancement was obvious in IDC and a type-III (washout) time/signal intensity course was the dominant type (17/30,56.7%). The average enhancement rate during the first post-contrast minute(ΔSI1 %) was higher than 75% in IDC. The 30 IDCs fell into small (13,43%), medium(12,40%), and large (5,17%) groups according to the size of cancer nest; and into delicate(5,17%), narrow(16,53%), and broad(9,30%) groups according to the cancer stroma type. Early rim enhancement was associated with a small cancer nest (P<0.05), a high ratio of peripheral-to-central microvessel density, and a low ratio of peripheral-to-central fibrosis (P<0.01). Delayed rim enhancement was significantly associated with narrow stroma (P<0.05). Conclusion: Rim enhancement and washout sign on contrast-enhanced MR imaging of the breast IDC are associated not only with angiogenesis, but also with various histological features of the cancinoma, including the size of cancer nests, width of stroma, and degree of fibrosis.