Among the best-known biomarkers for the rate of cancer growth is a protein known as Ki-67, which is expressed when tumor cells divide. A high Ki-67 index indicates aggressive tumor growth. For example ...

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Ventana is currently the only company offering an FDA cleared Ki-67 image analysis algorithm for determining Ki-67 expression levels in breast cancer patients. The Ki-67 protein is known to be an ...

According to the National Cancer Institute, the Ki-67 proliferation index measures how quickly cancer cells in a tumor are dividing and growing. K-67 is a protein found in cells that are in the ...

Ki-67 is a protein that helps measure how quickly cancer cells in a tumor are dividing, and FTV is a quantitative measurement of tumor burden that can be used to assess treatment response for ...

High levels of the Ki-67 protein are associated with poor prognosis in early breast cancer patients, but it may not able to predict which patients will benefit from additional chemotherapy. The ...

The Ki-67 protein is expressed in all phases of the cell cycle except G0 and serves as a good marker for proliferation. Studies that have evaluated proliferation index by Ki-67 IHC in breast cancer ...

October 9, 2012 (Chicago, Illinois) — Ki-67 expression is an independent predictor of renal cell carcinoma (RCC) progression and may serve as a valuable biomarker for patients with RCC ...

Both Ki-67 protein and Ki-67 RNA transcript levels failed to differentiate in vivo SI-NEN models or patient samples despite variable proliferative capacity (e.g., WDNETs versus WDNECs). Although most ...

Authors and Disclosures. Kazuhiro Tabata 1,2, Tomonori Tanaka 1,2, Tomayoshi Hayashi 2, Takashi Hori 3,4, Sayuri Nunomura 1,2, Suguru Yonezawa 5 and Junya Fukuoka 1,2 *. 1 Department of Pathology ...

The team set out to determine how Ki-67 disperses chromosomes in dividing cells. Sara Cuylen, first author of the study, explains: "one end of the Ki-67 protein is attracted to chromosomes ...