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From: Loss of Brca1 and Trp53 in adult mouse mammary ductal epithelium results in development of hormone receptor-positive or hormone receptor-negative tumors, depending on inactivation of Rb family proteins

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Development and characterization of mammary cancer models. A Oncoprint for somatic aberrations in TP53, BRCA1 and genes of the Rb pathway in METABRIC cohort of primary breast cancer samples. Data were analyzed on cBioPortal web site and included all 2509 patients (Curtis, Shah et al. 2012, Pereira, Chin et al. 2016, Rueda, Sammut et al. 2019). B H&E and IHC for T121 on mammary ductal hyperplasia, MIN and carcinoma in B1/P/Rbf mice. In early MINs, the epithelial cells lining ducts were hyperchromatic, with a small amount of cytoplasm, 2 or more layers of atypical cells and an increased mitotic rate. High-grade MINs had the additional criteria of greater cytologic and nuclear pleomorphism, and a further increased mitotic rate. Note focal expression of T121 (brown stain) in hyperplastic ductal epithelium. C Graphic representation of the spectrum of histological findings in induced mammary glands evaluated at various time points post-viral induction in all three genotypes (N = 5 mice per time point). D Example of solid and ductal histology of mammary adenocarcinoma in B1/P/Rbf mice, E Kaplan–Meier survival plot for mice of three different genotypes. Statistical analysis performed by Log-rank (Mantel-Cox) test, F Adenocarcinoma histology of the occasional lung metastases (arrows). Scale bar 200 µm

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