Relationship of @entity134 receptor, cell kinetics, and clinical status in @entity1 with XXXX .

@entity1 @entity172 @entity0 @entity1420 @entity5 @entity134 @entity3
The fractions of cells in the different phases of the cell cycle were determined by flow cytometry in 70 @entity1 @entity0 and six @entity1 benign breast tissues. This procedure showed that 44% of the @entity5 and none of the benign tissues were aneuploid as determined by mixing experiments using normal peripheral blood as a standard for DNA content per nucleus. The mean percent S-phase fraction (% S) values +/- S.D. for benign and malignant tissues were 6.9 +/- 1.6 and 13.7 +/- 6.5, respectively. By our procedure, @entity5 seem to have significantly higher mean % S value than do diploid @entity5 . @entity0 tissue which contained @entity134 receptors had a mean % S value of 11.3, while those @entity5 which had neither the @entity172 nor @entity1420 receptors had a mean % S value of 17.1 (p less than 0.01). The @entity172 receptor status had a better inverse relationship to the cell kinetic data than did the @entity1420 receptor status. The use of molecular forms of the @entity134 receptor was of some assistance in improving the inverse relationship between cell kinetics and @entity134 receptor status. A trend was observed between lack of @entity134 receptors and higher probability of the @entity5 being aneuploid. From the limited clinical data, there was no relationship between cell kinetic and aneuploid data with respect to nodal status, @entity3 , and menopausal status. The possible use of these data is discussed.
