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p53 and PCNA expression differ substantially among the various types of lung carcinomas. Substantial differences were also found between oat and non-oat types of SCLC, indicating that SCLC is heterogeneous as far as proliferation rate and altered p53 expression is concerned. p53 seems to be of some prognostic value. The relation between PCNA and p53 expression indicates that the PCNA gene is slightly upregulated by p53.
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