“…Previous studies reported that the expression of PR was absent in any form of normal squamous cervical epithelium except in the parabasal cells which weak intensity reported in the luteal phase of the cycle [15,16,18].…”
The findings of this study suggest that tumor cervical cells evade normal growth control by sex steroid hormones while synchronously abnormal regulatory mechanisms acquire control of the cell cycle.
“…Previous studies reported that the expression of PR was absent in any form of normal squamous cervical epithelium except in the parabasal cells which weak intensity reported in the luteal phase of the cycle [15,16,18].…”
The findings of this study suggest that tumor cervical cells evade normal growth control by sex steroid hormones while synchronously abnormal regulatory mechanisms acquire control of the cell cycle.
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