F S STEVEN
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STEVEN F, Denton J, Markidou S, Delinassios J
Anticancer Res
. 2001 Feb;
20(6C):4871-6.
PMID: 11205235
Malignant cells in fine needle aspirates possess a cell surface protease which can be targeted with fluorescent affinity probes. Cells with active GB exhibit cell surface fluorescence when stained with...
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STEVEN F, Katsumi T, Payne P, Denton J
Anticancer Res
. 2000 Jan;
19(4C):3491-3.
PMID: 10629641
Sputum obtained from healthy subjects and patients with known lung tumours has been challenged with fluorescent probes for the presence of an active cell surface protease. The mature epithelial cells...
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STEVEN F, Payne P, Palcic B, Katsumi T, Kato H
Anticancer Res
. 1998 Dec;
18(5A):3323-5.
PMID: 9858903
Cells were collected on glass slides by touching tumour surfaces (A) and normal regions (B) of the lung. The slides were stained with a nuclear stain and a fluorescent probe...
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STEVEN F, Payne P, Palcic B, Lee A, Katsumi T
Anticancer Res
. 1998 Aug;
18(4B):2855-8.
PMID: 9713474
Cells were collected from sites of known lung tumours and corresponding control areas of these lungs. Fluorescent staining demonstrated that the tumour cells and epithelial cells (cytologically these cells appeared...
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STEVEN F, Denton J
Anticancer Res
. 1997 Mar;
17(2A):891-3.
PMID: 9137423
Well defined acinar tumour cells in frozen sections were exposed to 6NHCl for 5 h at room temperature. A technique was designed to monitor the activity of the enzyme, guanidinobenzoatase...
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A simple clinical method for the preparation of improved cervical smears-approximating to monolayers
STEVEN F, Palcic B, Sin J, Desai M
Anticancer Res
. 1997 Jan;
17(1B):629-32.
PMID: 9066591
Conventionally prepared cervical smears contain multilayers of cells deposited within strands of mucin. The present study is concerned with chemical reduction of disulphide bonds in the mucin leading to depolymerisation...
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STEVEN F, Desai M, Sin J, Palcic B
Anticancer Res
. 1996 May;
16(3A):1193-6.
PMID: 8702235
Cervical cells of cytological interest were located in conventional smears, treated with thionin for quantitative DNA staining by subsequent treatment with fluorescent probes for a cell surface protease. Normal mature...
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STEVEN F, Desai M, Davis J, Stedman Y, McClure J, Eason P, et al.
Anticancer Res
. 1995 Jul;
15(4):1521-5.
PMID: 7544571
Archival PAP stained cervical smears were destained and treated with a fluorescent probe for a cell surface enzyme (GB). Cells which exhibited cell surface fluorescence were demonstrated to be cells...
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STEVEN F, Anees M, Booth N
Anticancer Res
. 1995 Jan;
15(1):205-10.
PMID: 7733635
The interaction of plasminogen activator-inhibitor (PAI-1) with a cell surface protease, guanidinobenzoatase (GB), has been studied in free solution and on the surface of colonic epithelial cells. It has been...