Objective： To explore the expression level and its clinical significance of hypoxia inducible factor 1α （HIF-1α ） in non-small lung cancer. Methods： The expression of HIF-1α was detected in 68 human non-small ...Objective： To explore the expression level and its clinical significance of hypoxia inducible factor 1α （HIF-1α ） in non-small lung cancer. Methods： The expression of HIF-1α was detected in 68 human non-small lung cancer samples by immunohistochemistry. Results： （1） Thirty-nine （57.35%） out of the 68 human non-small lung cancer samples was positive for HIF-1α ; （2） The positive rate of HIF-1α in adenocarcinoma and squamous carcinoma was 54.76% （23/42） and 61.54% （16/26） respectively. No significant difference was found between adenocarcinoma and squamous carcinoma of non-small lung cancer in the expression of HIF-1α （P〉0.05）. The positive rate of HIF-1α in middle-high differentiation was 74.28% （26/35）, significantly higher than in low differentiation （39.39%, 13/33） （P〈0.05）; （3） The positive expression of HIF-1α was not correlated to the sexes, ages, tumor stage and lymph node status. Conclusion： The expression of HIF-1α is higher in non-small lung cancer and is correlated to differentiation.展开更多
文摘Objective： To explore the expression level and its clinical significance of hypoxia inducible factor 1α （HIF-1α ） in non-small lung cancer. Methods： The expression of HIF-1α was detected in 68 human non-small lung cancer samples by immunohistochemistry. Results： （1） Thirty-nine （57.35%） out of the 68 human non-small lung cancer samples was positive for HIF-1α ; （2） The positive rate of HIF-1α in adenocarcinoma and squamous carcinoma was 54.76% （23/42） and 61.54% （16/26） respectively. No significant difference was found between adenocarcinoma and squamous carcinoma of non-small lung cancer in the expression of HIF-1α （P〉0.05）. The positive rate of HIF-1α in middle-high differentiation was 74.28% （26/35）, significantly higher than in low differentiation （39.39%, 13/33） （P〈0.05）; （3） The positive expression of HIF-1α was not correlated to the sexes, ages, tumor stage and lymph node status. Conclusion： The expression of HIF-1α is higher in non-small lung cancer and is correlated to differentiation.
