… epithelium from four discrete histopathological sources representing various stages in the
neoplastic transformation to cancer: normal mucosa, flat mucosa and adenomas from patients …

… Cellularity of the MCL was markedly and significantly higher with colorectal cancers
compared with normal mucosa based on cell number per length and cell density per cross-sectional …

… in normal mucosa of colon Cancer patients than in Normal … both (Normal mucosa or
homologous to cancer normal mucosa) … However, IL17/CD3 ratios in normal colon mucosa …

… In colorectal cancer tight junction molecular and morphological alterations are poorly
understood. In this study, adenocarcinoma tissues and their paired normal mucosa (n = 12) were …

… the study of differences between normal proximal and distal colonic mucosa, recent technical
advances open the way for a more detailed molecular profiling of colorectal cancers.35, 36 …

… normal appearing colonic mucosa in patients with adenomatous polyps. More importantly,
our data show that CSC in the normal mucosa … for the age-related rise in colorectal cancer. …

… ,16 maintains that a cancer develops from normal mucosa through a stage of … from normal
epithelium without going through a stage of adenoma. The majority of advanced colon cancers …

… lead to rapid transformation from normal mucosa to large adenomas and to colorectal cancer.
Indeed, recurrent small and large adenomas and colorectal cancers can appear within 6 …

… detected in apparently normal mucosa of some patients with colorectal cancer by a sensitive
… in the nonneoplastic mucosa of 14 of 70 patients (20%) with sporadic colorectal cancer, and …

… variations between tumor mucosal microbiota and normal mucosal microbiota. However, …
para-cancerous mucosal microbiota, as well as between para-cancerous and normal mucosal …