Circulating Soluble Neuropilin-1 in Patients with Early Cervical Cancer and Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia Can Be Used as a Valuable Diagnostic Biomarker

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The detection of circulating sNRP-1 in patients with cervical cancer and CIN. (a) The sNRP-1 levels of CIN and cervical cancer groups were much higher than those of the control group; (b) there was no significant difference in circulating sNRP-1 between SCC and ACC groups; (c) among well, moderate, and poor tumour cell differentiation groups, there were no obvious differences of sNRP-1; (d) the sNRP-1 levels in patients with positive pelvic lymphatic metastasis were much higher than those of the negative group.

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