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  may result in increased risk not limited to fibrocystic
  changes, but additionally malignant transformation of normal mammary
  tissue contributing on the increase incidence of breast area cancer seen
  in younger AA women, and the overall increased mortality rate with
  this ethnic group.
  3. 5. Of significance,
  higher number of normal AA tissue samples expressed survivin
  protein as compared to normal CA samples (18% vs 5%, respectively).
  In the same way, all malignant samples (100%) with AA women
  expressed Bcl-XL protein as compared with 56% of tumor samples
  from CA women (Fig. 3C). Virtually no significant changes were diagnosed
  among AA and CA in Bcl-2 protein expression (Fig. 3D).
  As seen on Fig. 4A together with B, semi-quantitative analysis with survivin,
  Bcl-XL, and Bcl-2 protein levels (measured just by Western blot analysis
  and using cytokeratin 18 as an epithelial cell marker) showed significant
  increase in survivin levels in AAM whatsoever age groups [ER(+)
  and ER(_)] in comparison to AAN tissues, while it was only significantly
  increased in CAM samples from women with ER(_) tumors
  only. Bcl-XL expression was higher in AAM as compared to AAN,
  CA paired breast flesh samples
  To further confirm IGF-II along with the anti-apoptotic proteins Bcl-2,
  Bcl-XL, and survivin differential expression shown by Western blot
  analysis, we proceeded to assess their expression by immunohistochemistry.
  As seen on Fig. 6A standard tissue samples from AA women
  expressed higher levels of IGF-II in comparison to their CA
  counterparts (Fig. 5I). In the same way Bcl-XL and survivin healthy proteins levels
  were higher inside tumor samples from AA females (Fig. 5 G and
  H) as compared to in CA tumor biological materials (Fig. 5 U and P). Please note that both
  tumor samples (AA together with CA) shown inside picture correspond to
  intrusive ductal carcinomas (Bloom and Richardson’s grade 3).
  IGF-II gene phrase in African-American and White paired breast tissue biological materials assessed by Real Time-PCR (RT-PCR). (A-C) shows IGF-II gene expression
  represented as fold change after normalization using GAPDH as an internal control. Two (2) or more fold change was considered significant (*). (A) shows IGF-II mRNA fold
  change between AAM and CAM for all samples. (B) illustrates IGF-II mRNA comparison between AAN and can for all samples, while (C) represents IGF-II mRNA fold change for
  AAN and CAN only in samples from women younger than 45 yrs . old. AAN = African-American normal tissue, AAM = African-American cancerous tissue, CAN = White
  normal tissue and CAM = Caucasian malignant tissue. Total number of people (n) analyzed per group was as follows: AAN = 23, AAM = 29, CAN = 20, together with CAM = 24.
  Although all women are potentially at risk of developing breast
  cancer, differences in such a heterogenous disease incidence and
  mortality rates among diverse ethnic populations claim that
  multiple etiologic factors are at play. The role of genetics and also the
  environment, cultural dynamics together with sociodemographic differences
  across populations dictate one more outcome: a more or less aggressive
  type in the disease. Our present study addresses the need of a
  more comprehensive molecular approach to better understand
  health disparities within breast cancer, by investigating IGF-II expression
  and precursor forms), and IGF-II siRNA on the expression of
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