I N T R O D U C T I O N Axillary lymph node status is regarded as the single most important prognostic indicator in breast cancer. However, additional prognostic factors are needed, because the majority of breast cancer patients currently diagnosed are axillary node negative, yet 25-35% will relapse (1, 2). Tumor cell proliferation as measured by methods such as tritiated thymidine uptake (3, 4...

I N T R O D U C T I O N Axillary lymph node status is regarded as the single most important prognostic indicator in breast cancer. However, additional prognostic factors are needed, because the majority of breast cancer patients currently diagnosed are axillary node negative, yet 25-35% will relapse (1, 2). Tumor cell proliferation as measured by methods such as tritiated thymidine uptake (3, 4...

I N T R O D U C T I O N Axillary lymph node status is regarded as the single most important prognostic indicator in breast cancer. However, additional prognostic factors are needed, because the majority of breast cancer patients currently diagnosed are axillary node negative, yet 25-35% will relapse (1, 2). Tumor cell proliferation as measured by methods such as tritiated thymidine uptake (3, 4...

I N T R O D U C T I O N Axillary lymph node status is regarded as the single most important prognostic indicator in breast cancer. However, additional prognostic factors are needed, because the majority of breast cancer patients currently diagnosed are axillary node negative, yet 25-35% will relapse (1, 2). Tumor cell proliferation as measured by methods such as tritiated thymidine uptake (3, 4...

I N T R O D U C T I O N Axillary lymph node status is regarded as the single most important prognostic indicator in breast cancer. However, additional prognostic factors are needed, because the majority of breast cancer patients currently diagnosed are axillary node negative, yet 25-35% will relapse (1, 2). Tumor cell proliferation as measured by methods such as tritiated thymidine uptake (3, 4...

I N T R O D U C T I O N Axillary lymph node status is regarded as the single most important prognostic indicator in breast cancer. However, additional prognostic factors are needed, because the majority of breast cancer patients currently diagnosed are axillary node negative, yet 25-35% will relapse (1, 2). Tumor cell proliferation as measured by methods such as tritiated thymidine uptake (3, 4...

I N T R O D U C T I O N Axillary lymph node status is regarded as the single most important prognostic indicator in breast cancer. However, additional prognostic factors are needed, because the majority of breast cancer patients currently diagnosed are axillary node negative, yet 25-35% will relapse (1, 2). Tumor cell proliferation as measured by methods such as tritiated thymidine uptake (3, 4...

I N T R O D U C T I O N Axillary lymph node status is regarded as the single most important prognostic indicator in breast cancer. However, additional prognostic factors are needed, because the majority of breast cancer patients currently diagnosed are axillary node negative, yet 25-35% will relapse (1, 2). Tumor cell proliferation as measured by methods such as tritiated thymidine uptake (3, 4...

Injury to the nerves in animals are related to the pain models i.e., partial/total nerve transaction/ligation/chronic nerve constriction. Neuropathic pain can be a disabling side effect of cancer treatment. Chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy is toxic neuropathy that results from direct injury to peripheral nervous system. Experimental details of following behavior models observed in ani...

MycobacteriuM bovis is the bovine tuberculosis (bTB) agent, which is still an important infection in bovine herds. Apart from this, bTB is also a zoonotic disease, and human beings can be infected by the consumption of non-pasteurised milk and its derivatives (Michel and others 2010). Hence, bTB is still endemic worldwide (Humblet and others 2009). The single intradermal test (SIT) is a worldwi...