Comparative 2D Gel Approach, Cancerous Tissues, Putative Urinary Marker, Psoriasin

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Comparative 2D-gel appraoch.

In several cases, comparative 2D-gel approach, despite its several limitations, has been successfully utilized for differential display. For instance, a comparison of normal and cancerous tissues by this approach has allowed identification of a putative urinary marker, 'Psoriasin', which can be used for the follow-up of patients suffering with bladder squamous cell carcinomas (a cancer disease).

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