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Table 1.

Clinicopathological features of the 288 breast cancer patients.

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Table 2.

The primers of AKT1 exon 3, KRAS exon2 and PIK3CA exons 4, 9 and 20.

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Fig 1.

Immunohistochemistry of PTEN expression.

Depicted are photomicrographs of PTEN scoring: A, score 2 = same staining intensity as of surrounding normal epithelium; B, score 1 = weaker than normal; C, score 0 = no staining (× 100). The red arrow indicated the normal tissue.

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Table 3.

Alterations of genes in 288 breast invasive ductal carcinomas.

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Table 4.

Correlation between clinicopathological features and PAM pathway activation, PIK3CA mutation and PTEN loss.

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Fig 2.

Correlation between PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway alterations and prognosis by Kaplan–Meier survival analysis.

A. PAM activation vs. normal PAM in all patients; B. PTEN loss vs. normal PTEN in all patients; C. mutant PIK3CA vs. normal PIK3CA in all patients; D. mutant PIK3CA vs. normal PIK3CA in ER positive patients.

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Table 5.

Correlation between PIK3CA mutation and clinicopathologic characteristics of 152 ER-positive sporadic breast cancer patients.

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Table 6.

PIK3CA mutation in 152 ER positive breast cancers.

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Table 7.

Clinicopathological features of 48 relapsed patients vs. 75 relapse-free patients.

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Table 8.

Correlation between PIK3CA, KRAS/PIK3CA/AKT mutation and hormone receptor status of 48 relapsed patients.

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