Immuno-histochemical study reveals altered IP3R-1 expression in skin cancer, suggesting its role in carcinogenesis.
These findings strongly suggest that IP3R-1 plays a significant role in the development and progression of skin cancer, with its altered expression observed early in carcinogenesis. Nevertheless, its expression does not correlate with typical clinical-pathological aspects of neoplasia.
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