The authors initially determined gene expression levels within the different lobes and regions of the mouse prostate, focusing on candidate stem cell markers—in particular CD117 (also known as c ...

[72] Atypical adenomatous hyperplasia can be difficult to distinguish from low-grade prostatic adenocarcinoma ... atypia and lacks basal cells. In a number of cases, basal-cell staining might ...

with nuclear and nucleolar enlargements similar to those seen in prostate cancer, although unlike cancer HGPIN retains a basal-cell layer. The recognition of HGPIN is clinically important because ...