Normal tissue - Protein expression
Colon Lymph node Skin Testis Tonsil Urinary bladder Cancer tissue - Protein expression Breast cancer 1, ductal carcinoma Breast cancer 2, ductal carcinoma Carcinoid 1 Carcinoid 2 Colorectal cancer 1, adenocarcinoma Colorectal cancer 2, adenocarcinoma Colorectal cancer 3, adenocarcinoma Lung cancer 1, adenocarcinoma Lung cancer 2, squamous cell carcinoma Lung cancer 3, small cell lung carcinoma Lung cancer 4, adenocarcinoma Lymphoma 1, B-CLL Lymphoma 2, Hodgkin lymphoma Lymphoma 3, follicular lymphoma Lymphoma 4, DLBCL Lymphoma 5, Hodgkin lymphoma Melanoma 1 Melanoma 2 Prostate cancer 1, adenocarcinoma Prostate cancer 2, adenocarcinoma Prostate cancer 3, adenocarcinoma Testis cancer 1, seminoma Testis cancer 2, mixed germinal cell tumor Thyroid cancer 1, follicular carcinoma Thyroid cancer 2, papillary carcinoma DictionaryMKI67Protein expression - MKI67
Normal colon showing expression of the proliferation marker Ki-67 (MKI67) in the nuclei of proliferating glandular cells. Ki-67 expression is mainly found in deeper parts of colonic crypts. Ki-67 expression is additionally seen in a few inflammatory cells present in lamina propria. Ki-67 (MKI67) - General marker for proliferationThe MKI67 gene encodes a widely known yet functionally poorly characterized protein called Ki-67 that specifically labels the nuclei and chromosomes of cells actively undergoing proliferation, but is not detected in cells that are in resting G0-phase. Thus, Ki-67 is a very general marker for actively proliferating cells and this characteristic has been heavily exploited in both research and clinical work. It is commonly used to assess the proliferative activity in tumors, which may be a measure of aggressiveness in certain types of cancer.Show MKI67 in the protein atlas.
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