Brief Article
Copyright ©2010 Baishideng.
World J Gastroenterol. Aug 7, 2010; 16(29): 3697-3703
Published online Aug 7, 2010. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v16.i29.3697
Table 1 Antibodies, suppliers and clones used for immunohistochemical analysis
MarkerSupplierClone
Mismatch repair system proteins
Mlh1BD PharMingenG168-15
Msh2OncogeneFE11
Msh6BD Transduction Lab.44
Apoptosis
Bcl-2DAKO124
Cell adhesion
β-cateninBD Transduction Lab.14
E-cadherinZymed4A2C7
Cell cycle markers
Chk2NovocastraDCS 270.1
Cyclin ANovocastra6E6
Cyclin D1NeoMarkersSP4-rabbit
Cyclin D3NovocastraDCS-22
Cyclin ENovocastra13A3
p16Santa CruzF-12
p21 (WAF1)OncogeneEA10
p27BD Transduction Lab.57
RB-PSanta CruzPoli-rabbit
Skp2Zymed1G12E9
Cdk2NeoMarkers8D4
Proliferation
p53NovocastraDO-7
Ki-67DAKOMIB-1
Others
CK20DAKOKs20.8
RAD50Abcam2C6
SMAD4Santa CruzB8
Table 2 Clinical, pathological, and familial characteristics of the global group and the microsatellite stable and microsatellite instability groups n (%)
GlobalMSSMSIP (χ2)
Patients45 (100)29 (69)113 (31)1
Median age of onset (range, yr)39 (25-45)41 (25-45)37 (32-42)0.032
Sex
Male23 (51)13 (45)7 (54)
Female22 (49)16 (55)6 (46)NS
Location
Right colon20 (45)11 (38)9 (69)
Left colon15 (33)11 (38)2 (16)
Rectum10 (22)7 (24)2 (15)NS
Tumor differentiation
Well2 (4)2 (7)0 (0)
Moderate36 (80)23 (79)10 (77)
Poor7 (16)4 (14)3 (23)NS
Mucin production15 (33)5 (17)5 (39)NS
“Signet ring” cells4 (9)0/29 (0)4/13 (30) 0.006
Modified Astler Coller stage
A3 (7)2 (7)0 (0)
B17 (38)12 (41)5 (39)
C15 (33)7 (24)6 (46)
D10 (22)8 (28)2 (15)NS
Associated polyps during follow-up15 (33)10 (35)4 (31)NS
Synchronous or metachronous CRCs3 (7)1 (3)1 (8)NS
Familial history of cancer
Lynch-related neoplasms in family18 (40)5 (17)11 (85)< 0.01
Lynch unrelated neoplasms12 (27)8 (28)7 (54) 0.02
Sporadic cases27 (60)24 (83)2 (15)< 0.001
Table 3 Immunohistochemical study of the global group1n (%)
Normal expressionLack of expression
Mismatch repair system proteins
Mlh124 (86)4 (14)
Msh224 (86)4 (14)
Msh623 (88)3 (12)
Apoptosis
Bcl-27 (25)21 (75)
Cell adhesion
β-catenin
Membrane24 (86)4 (14)
Nucleus10 (36)18 (64)
E-cadherin19 (73)7 (27)
Cell cycle markers
Chk213 (54)11 (46)
Cyclin A13 (46)15 (54)
Cyclin D112 (43)16 (57)
Cyclin D312 (43)16 (57)
Cyclin E8 (30)19 (70)
p1613 (48)14 (52)
p2114 (56)11 (44)
p2712 (52)11 (48)
RB-P13 (48)14 (52)
Skp212 (46)14 (54)
Cdk213 (48)14 (52)
Proliferation
p5315 (54)13 (46)
Ki-6717 (63)6 (37)
Others
CK2010 (59)7 (41)
RAD5010 (63)6 (37)
SMAD413 (54)11 (46)
Table 4 Comparison of the immunohistochemical analyses of microsatellite stable and microsatellite instability groups n (%)
IHC expression
P
MSS
MSI
NormalLackNormalLack
MMR system proteins
Mlh120 (100)0 (0)4 (50)4 (50)0.010
Msh221 (100)0 (0)3 (43)4 (57)0.002
Ms621 (100)0 (0)2 (40)3 (60)0.004
Apoptosis
Bcl-25 (24)16 (76)2 (29)5 (71)NS
Cell adhesion
β-catenin
Membrane18 (86)3 (14)6 (86)1 (14)NS
Nucleus8 (38)13 (62)2 (29)5 (71)NS
E-cadherin15 (75)5 (25)4 (60)2 (40)NS
Cell cycle markers
Chk210 (53)9 (47)4 (60)2 (40)NS
Cyclin A8 (38)13 (62)5 (71)2 (29)NS
Cyclin D17 (33)14 (67)5 (71)2 (29)NS
Cyclin D38 (38)13 (62)4 (57)3 (43)NS
Cyclin E3 (14)18 (86)5 (83)1 (17)0.004
p169 (43)12 (57)4 (67)2 (33)NS
p2110 (53)9 (47)4 (67)2 (33)NS
p278 (44)10 (56)4 (80)1 (20)NS
RB-P11 (55)9 (45)2 (29)5 (71)NS
Skp29 (43)12 (57)3 (60)2 (40)NS
Cdk29 (43)12 (57)4 (67)2 (33)NS
Proliferation
p5311 (52)10 (48)5 (57)3 (43)NS
Ki-6714 (67)7 (33)3 (50)3 (50)NS
Others
CK209 (75)3 (25)1 (20)4 (80)NS
RAD509 (75)3 (25)1 (25)3 (75)NS
SMAD411 (55)9 (45)2 (50)2 (50)NS