Gli 1 protein expression in different types of basal cell carcinoma

Authors

  • Ansarin Habib
  • Firoozeh Mahshid
  • Sadeghipour Alireza
  • Tajziehchi Leila
Abstract:

Background and aim: Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common cancer in humans. Activation of Hedgehog (Hh) signal has a key role in development of BCC. The end result of Hedgehog signal are Gli proteing. Gli 1 is a member of this family which activates DNA transcription. Previous studies showed increased expression of Gli 1 in BCC.Materials and methods: In this study 38 pathologic samples from patients with BCC were evaluated for expression of Gli 1. Results: In this study Gli 1 was most of time found in the nuclei and its expression was higher in invasive forms of BCC. We did not find any relationship between Gli 1 expression and location, recurrence, age, sex or history of radiotherapy in our patients.Conclusion: This study confirms the key role of Gli 1 in the pathogenesis of BCC. Gli 1 protein can help us to determine the prognosis.

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volume 10  issue 3

pages  211- 218

publication date 2007-10-01

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