XXXX may be a novel biomarker for @entity1 cervical squamous cell carcinoma.

@entity1 @entity5 @entity189 @entity71217 @entity238
The armadillo repeat proteins were first found in armadillo gene of @entity238 . Since then a number of proteins containing armadillo repeats have been noticed and studied. These proteins that consist of 6 to 13 armadillo repeat domains are classified as family of armadillo repeat proteins. Recently, several studies indicated that armadillo repeat family of proteins play an important role in the tumorigenesis and maintenance of tissue integrity. @entity71217 (Arm protein lost in @entity5 , on chromosome X), contains two armadillo repeats domains, is expressed different in normal and @entity189 tissues. Several studies have found that @entity71217 protein lost in @entity5 that originated in epithelial tissues. We evaluated the @entity71217 protein expression in 53 @entity5 and in 53 non-cancerous cervical tissues from @entity1 and adjacent non-cancerous tissues using immunohistochemistry RESULTS: @entity71217 protein expression is significantly increased in 53 @entity5 tissues compared with non-cancerous tissues. We found, for the first time, that @entity71217 protein expression in @entity5 tissues is higher than non-cancerous tissues. It is suggested that the @entity71217 protein is associated with tumorigenesis in cervical @entity5 and we speculate that the @entity71217 may plays a role as an oncogene in cervical @entity5 . Moreover, @entity71217 may serve as a novel potential diagnostic biomarker in identifying cervical @entity5 .
