BioMed Research International / 2014 / Article / Tab 2 / Review Article
A Role for T-Lymphocytes in Human Breast Cancer and in Canine Mammary Tumors Table 2 Studies of T-lymphocytic infiltrate in Canine mammary tumors (CMT).
Author Year Patients (
) Type Comments Estrela-Lima et al. [78 ] 2010 51 T-lymphocyte infiltration Animals with high proportions of CD4+ and low CD8+ T-cells had lower survival rates Kim et al. [79 ] 2010 58 T-lymphocyte infiltration Association between the expression of TILs, cytokines, and mutation of BRCA1 suggests that all of these factors may play a role in tumor progression Carvalho et al. [80 ] 2011 57 T-lymphocyte infiltration Tendency for an association of a higher number of CD3+ TILs and a shorter overall survival. CD3+ T-lymphocytes in the adnexal nontumoral mammary gland revealed a statistically significant relationship with overall survival Saeki et al. [81 ] 2012 140 Lymphocytic infiltration Relationship of TILs and canine mammary tumors malignancy Kim et al. [82 ] 2012 37 Regulatory T-cells (Treg) The number of Treg cells is increased in tumors with poor prognostic factors, such as high histological grade, lymphatic invasion, and necrosis Kim et al. [83 ] 2013 47 Lymphocytic infiltration Intense lymphocyte infiltration was associated with aggressive histologic features (higher histologic grade; lymphatic invasion)