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Frequent p53 Immuno-positive Grands in the Stomach with Severe Intestinal Metaplasia Tomoya Utsude 1 , Akio Yanagisawa 1 , Yo Kato 1 1Department of Pathology, Cancer Institute Keyword: 腸上皮化生 , p53 , 非癌粘膜 , 分化型胃癌 pp.1309-1313
Published Date 1995/9/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403105539
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 The stomach with sereve intestinal metaplasia is thought to be a condition at high risk for development of differentiated type gastric carcinoma (DCA). However, the detailed relation of intestinal metaplasia to DCA is still not known. Recently, it has been confirmed that several genetic changes are involved in development of gastric carcinoma and mutation and/or loss of heterozyosity of p53 gene play important roles in this process. Further, most of changes on p53 gene are believed to be reflected in intranuclear storage of its mutant product (protein) and to be immunostained positively in the routine histological sections.

 Thus, we attempted to apply this p53 immunostaining on the stomachs with severe intestinal metaplasia to investigate how the p53-positive foci, if any, relate to intestinal metaplasia. Among nine stomachs which were cut wholly stepwise, having DCA (s) definitely positive for p53 and accompanying severe (or extensive) intestinal metaplasia, 38 microfoci were detected, which were in average 400 μm (100~2,000μm) in diameter.

 They were distributed irregularly in the stomach without any tendency to be located near the site of main tumor and showed some atypia in some foci, but not in others. So for as the foci examined, the nonmetaplastic foci tend to show higher grade of atypia than the metaplastic ones. Thus, it can be postulated that the DCA develops more from non-metaplastic glands than from metaplastic glands.


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