… ) is a distinct pathologic and clinical entity, characterized by less … Estrogen receptors (ERs)
and progesterone receptors (PRs) … The different positivity rates of steroid receptors reported in …

… for pathologist involvement in the delivery and monitoring of chimeric antigen receptor–…
, more general issues and future perspectives are considered for therapies in development. …

… attest to benefits of gaining paradigm-shifting viewpoints from experts in other disciplines. The
… represent vexing problems in not only clinical medicine but also the causal inference area …

… [6] [7] Here, we provide a succinct summary of our current understanding of adenomyosis
from a pathology perspective. We discuss how the term “adenomyosis” has evolved from a …

… Gender seems to play an important role in the pathophysiology of sleep disorders in
general, … Orexin receptor antagonists are a promising perspective but require further studies. …

… ” recently introduced in modern clinical medicine, which can also be … From a clinical point
of view, digital images can be used for … and clinical investigations showed that these receptor …

… receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PR), and human epidermal growth factor receptor (…
Many TNBC patients with similar clinical and pathological presentations often respond very …

… of the underlying pathological aspects and optimal clinical … Nuclear receptors also appear
to have a potential role in the … nuclear receptor peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor …

… in clinical practice. For a long time, several attempts to isolate TFF-binding proteins with
typical receptor … These gaps hinder its application and development in clinical medicine. In this …

… , more recently, clinical evidence both point to this G protein–coupled receptor as a target of
… the apelinergic axis in the physiology and pathology associated with multiple systems and …