The DCC Protein and Colon Cancer
To the Editor: In their study of immunohistochemical staining of the DCC protein and its association with the prognosis of colorectal cancer (Dec. 5 issue), 1 Shibata et al. report that the absence of stainable DCC is predictive of mortality. Absence of evidence, however, is not evidence of absence....
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In their study of immunohistochemical staining of the DCC protein and its association with the prognosis of colorectal cancer (Dec. 5 issue),
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Shibata et al. report that the absence of stainable DCC is predictive of mortality. Absence of evidence, however, is not evidence of absence. The authors used tissues that were paraffin-embedded, a method of preparation that may extract stainable moieties from cells and thus result in false negative results. Inasmuch as the authors found it necessary to employ a harsh protocol, involving microwaving cells under pressure, to enhance the performance of their staining procedure, one wonders . . . |
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