Publications by authors named "Kayla Klett"
Clin Cancer Res
December 2022
Article Synopsis
- Advanced-stage mucinous ovarian carcinoma (MOC) is difficult to treat due to poor chemotherapy response and the need for better biomarkers for stage I treatment, leading researchers to analyze gene-expression and clinicopathologic data.
- A study identified 19 genes potentially linked to patient prognosis, validating findings with data from 604 patients that included different types of tumors.
- Results indicated that an infiltrative pattern of invasion correlates with worse survival, and higher levels of certain proteins (THBS2 and TAGLN) are associated with poor prognosis, suggesting both may be useful for determining treatment approaches.
