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DR. LINGWOOD:
      This shows overlays of primary cancer tissue with the toxin. And what you see here is that, like in the pediatric kidney, blood vessels which are in a tumor, also stain with verotoxin.
      And particularly here is shown a highly stained differentiated but drug resistant tumor. Whereas this one, which is a similarly well differentiated drug sensitive ovarian tumor, this shows no VT staining. Prognosis is good here and bad here. But here you see there's increased binding of verotoxin. I don't want to go through this but what we've done is taken the MDR gene responsible for drug resistance, (kidney is the major site of expression in normal tissue) and transfected it into cells.




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