… of colorectal cancer to human health. Therefore, the study of the pathogenesis of colorectal
cancer … the differences between colorectal cancer and normal colon mucosal epithelial cells. …

… In the present study, comparing the gene expression profiles of colorectal cancer and
normal mucosa we were able to identify 1,306 known genes that displayed different levels of …

… In a study from 2010, miR-195 was found to be down-regulated in 81 colorectal cancer
tissues compared to matched normal mucosa and this is in accordance with our results for the …

… of normal mucosa. Human colorectal tumor specimen and tumor-distant normal mucosa tissues
… -expressing regulatory T cells in comparison to normal mucosa. Surprisingly, we found a …

… Colorectal cancer develops through a series of events that lead to the transformation of
normal mucosa to adenoma and then to carcinoma. Genomic instability is an integral part in this …

… in normal colonic mucosa from a … normal colonic mucosa increased with age and was higher
in female subjects. Methylation of P16 (INK4A), MLH1, TIMP3 and DAPK in normal mucosa …

… that in the normal mucosa the majority of … cancer cells in ∼25% of cases. Moreover we
found that the overall Clusterin level in tumors often appeared to be lower than in normal mucosa …

… With noninvasive or minimally invasive cancers, the normal mucosa surrounding the lesion
becomes elevated when the air is deffated, emphasizing the depression. This sign is not …

… , and DKK2 markers can differentiate colorectal cancer cells from normal crypt cells. We
believe that our study provides novel findings that help to evaluate colorectal carcinogenesis. …

… The aim of this study was to explore the gut microbiota profiles of colorectal cancer (… normal
mucosal tissue. Differences in the microbiota composition in different anatomical colorectal …