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Original Research

The clinical significance of the Ezrin gene and circulating tumor cells in osteosarcoma

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Pages 527-533 | Published online: 08 Feb 2017

Figures & data

Table 1 Characteristics of patients with osteosarcoma, n (%)

Figure 1 Fluorescence microscopy images of three types of CTCs isolated from the peripheral blood osteosarcoma patients, based on RNA-ISH staining of epithelial (red dots) and mesenchymal (green dots) markers.

Notes: (A) White blood cells, (B) epithelial CTCs, (C) mesenchymal CTCs, (D) epithelial/mesenchymal CTCs. Scale bar, 5 μm.
Abbreviations: CTCs, circulating tumor cells; ISH, in situ hybridization.
Figure 1 Fluorescence microscopy images of three types of CTCs isolated from the peripheral blood osteosarcoma patients, based on RNA-ISH staining of epithelial (red dots) and mesenchymal (green dots) markers.

Table 2 Comparison of the CTC counts and the proportion of different CTC types between stage IIB and stage IIIB of patients with osteosarcoma

Table 3 Different expression levels of Ezrin gene in CTCs of stage IIB and stage IIIB of patients with osteosarcoma

Figure S1 Calibration curve obtained using the CanPatrol™ CTC enrichment technique in the spiking experiment (n=5) using 143B cells at different dilutions.

Abbreviation: CTCs, circulating tumor cells.

Figure S1 Calibration curve obtained using the CanPatrol™ CTC enrichment technique in the spiking experiment (n=5) using 143B cells at different dilutions.Abbreviation: CTCs, circulating tumor cells.

Table S1 The expression rates of the Ezrin gene in different types of CTCs