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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jul 21.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Ther. 2009 Apr 14;7(A):254–267.

Table 3.

Protein expression of commonly found chemokinesand chemokine receptors in cancer epithelium.

Breast colorectal brain melanoma prostate non-small cell lung ovarian thyroid pancreatic renal cell
CCL2 +1 + +6 + vl nd - nd + nd
CCR2 nd vl +6 nd + + nd nd vl nd
CCL5 +1,2 nc nd + + + nd +9 + nd
CCR5 +3 nc +7 + nd + nd nd nd nd
CXCL1 +4 + +6,7 + + nd + nd nd +
CXCR2 nd + +7 + + + + +10 + +
CXCL12 v11,4 + +7 nd + nd + nd + +
CXCR4 +1,5 + +6 + + + + +9 + +

(-): reduced expression, (+): increased expression, nd: not determined, vl: very low or undetectable; nc: no change

1

invasive ductal carcinoma

2

estrogen receptor negative (ER negative)/progesterone receptor negative stage II breast cancer

3

infiltrating ductal carcinoma and infiltrating lobular carcinoma

4

ER negative breast cancer

5

invasive lobular carcinoma

6

glioblastoma

7

glioma,

8

astrocytoma

9

papillary thyroid carcinoma

10

medullary thyroid carcinoma