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. 2013 Sep 15;27(18):1959–1973. doi: 10.1101/gad.223339.113

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Figure 6. — Correlating c-FOS levels and MMP10 and S100A15 in SCCs but not in BCCs or perilesional healthy skin. (A, top) c-FOS immunostainings on human “perilesional” skin (n = 20), BCCs (n = 85), and SCCs (n = 46). (Middle) MMP10 immunostainings on human “perilesional” skin (n = 20), BCCs (n = 85), and SCCs (n = 42). (Bottom) CD4 immunostainings on human “perilesional” skin (n = 20), BCCs (n = 85), and SCCs (n = 42). (Below) Correlation of c-FOS and MMP10 expression levels on human SCC immunostainings. (B) S100A15 immunostainings on human healthy skin (n = 20), BCCs (n = 85), and SCCs (n = 66).

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