Autophagy-associated HMGB-1 as a novel potential circulating non-invasive diagnostic marker for detection of Urothelial Carcinoma of Bladder.

Mol Cell Biochem · 2022 · PMC8601373 · PMID 34796446

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Circulatory and intracellular levels of HMGB-1 The circulatory levels of HMGB-1 were found to be significantly elevated ( p < 0.001) in UBC patients as compared to healthy controls and displayed an increasing trend with disease severity ( p < 0.01) [Fig. 1 A].

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Transcript and circulatory levels of HMGB-1 showed positive correlation and displayed a positive trend with disease severity.

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