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Endostatin Protein, Human (P.pastoris) is an endogenous antiangiogenic peptide with multiple antitumor roles through modulation of various receptors in the plasma membrane, such as suppression of angiogenesis and inhibition of tumor-cell migration and invasion.
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Immunostaining for VEGFR-3 (A), PAL-E (B), <t>and</t> <t>collagen</t> <t>XVIII</t> (C) in adjacent sections of histologically normal breast tissue. Careful examination of the staining patters shows that most of the weakly VEGFR-3 positive vessels are also stained for PAL-E and collagen XVIII (black arrows). One of the vessels, indicated by green arrows, is stained for VEGFR-3 but not for the PAL-E and only very weakly for collagen XVIII and therefore presumably lymphatic. In a benign fibroadenoma, numerous VEGFR-3 positive vessels can be observed (arrows in D). Magnifications, ×400.
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Recombinant Human COL18A1 is expressed inE. coli.MW=20095.8 Da.Endostatin is a ~20 kDa C-terminal fragment of collagen XVIII that has been shown to act as a potent inhibitor of angiogenesis and tumor growth in vitro and
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Immunostaining for VEGFR-3 (A), PAL-E (B), and collagen XVIII (C) in adjacent sections of histologically normal breast tissue. Careful examination of the staining patters shows that most of the weakly VEGFR-3 positive vessels are also stained for PAL-E and collagen XVIII (black arrows). One of the vessels, indicated by green arrows, is stained for VEGFR-3 but not for the PAL-E and only very weakly for collagen XVIII and therefore presumably lymphatic. In a benign fibroadenoma, numerous VEGFR-3 positive vessels can be observed (arrows in D). Magnifications, ×400.

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Article Title: VEGFR-3 and Its Ligand VEGF-C Are Associated with Angiogenesis in Breast Cancer

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Figure Lengend Snippet: Immunostaining for VEGFR-3 (A), PAL-E (B), and collagen XVIII (C) in adjacent sections of histologically normal breast tissue. Careful examination of the staining patters shows that most of the weakly VEGFR-3 positive vessels are also stained for PAL-E and collagen XVIII (black arrows). One of the vessels, indicated by green arrows, is stained for VEGFR-3 but not for the PAL-E and only very weakly for collagen XVIII and therefore presumably lymphatic. In a benign fibroadenoma, numerous VEGFR-3 positive vessels can be observed (arrows in D). Magnifications, ×400.

Article Snippet: Monoclonal antibodies to human type XVIII collagen were generated by DiaBor Ltd. (Oulu, Finland) by immunization of mice with the recombinant polypeptide QH48.18, 32 corresponding to the common region of the N-terminal NC1 domain of human type XVIII collagen.

Techniques: Immunostaining, Staining

Immunohistochemical characterization of VEGFR-3 expressing vessels in intraductal carcinoma. In adjacent sections (A, B), VEGFR-3 and PAL-E decorate a similar pattern of necklace vessels (arrowheads) around the duct filled with carcinoma cells. In double staining for VEGFR-3 and Ki-67, several nucleae of the tumor cells inside the ducts are strongly positive for Ki-67 (A, inset, green arrows) as are several endothelial cell nucleae of the necklace vessels (red arrow). Some distance away, an apparently quiescent, VEGFR-3 positive vessel with a Ki-67 negative nucleus is marked with a black arrow. Another set of adjacent sections was compared with staining for VEGFR-3 (C), laminin (D), collagen XVIII (E), and SMA (F). Double staining for PAL-E and VEGFR-3 (G) and comparison with adjacent section stained for VEGFR-3 only (H). The vessels adjacent to the affected ducts are double-positive (arrowheads), whereas a VEGFR-3 positive vessel is present a short distance away from the affected duct in the interductal stroma (arrows). Note that basal lamina is positive for PAL-E in the double staining procedure. Magnification, ×400 (A, B); ×320 (C, D, E, F); ×480 (G, H).

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Article Title: VEGFR-3 and Its Ligand VEGF-C Are Associated with Angiogenesis in Breast Cancer

doi:

Figure Lengend Snippet: Immunohistochemical characterization of VEGFR-3 expressing vessels in intraductal carcinoma. In adjacent sections (A, B), VEGFR-3 and PAL-E decorate a similar pattern of necklace vessels (arrowheads) around the duct filled with carcinoma cells. In double staining for VEGFR-3 and Ki-67, several nucleae of the tumor cells inside the ducts are strongly positive for Ki-67 (A, inset, green arrows) as are several endothelial cell nucleae of the necklace vessels (red arrow). Some distance away, an apparently quiescent, VEGFR-3 positive vessel with a Ki-67 negative nucleus is marked with a black arrow. Another set of adjacent sections was compared with staining for VEGFR-3 (C), laminin (D), collagen XVIII (E), and SMA (F). Double staining for PAL-E and VEGFR-3 (G) and comparison with adjacent section stained for VEGFR-3 only (H). The vessels adjacent to the affected ducts are double-positive (arrowheads), whereas a VEGFR-3 positive vessel is present a short distance away from the affected duct in the interductal stroma (arrows). Note that basal lamina is positive for PAL-E in the double staining procedure. Magnification, ×400 (A, B); ×320 (C, D, E, F); ×480 (G, H).

Article Snippet: Monoclonal antibodies to human type XVIII collagen were generated by DiaBor Ltd. (Oulu, Finland) by immunization of mice with the recombinant polypeptide QH48.18, 32 corresponding to the common region of the N-terminal NC1 domain of human type XVIII collagen.

Techniques: Immunohistochemical staining, Expressing, Double Staining, Staining, Comparison