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Table 1.

Source, clone, and dilution of antibodies used in this study.

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Table 2.

Basal clinicopathologic characteristics of patients with breast cancer metastasis according to metastatic site.

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Fig 1.

Expression of lipid metabolism-related proteins in metastatic breast cancer according to metastatic site.

There were significant differences in the expression of lipid metabolism-related proteins according to metastatic site, with the highest expression of acyl-CoA oxidase 1 and FASN in brain metastases.

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Table 3.

Expression of metabolism-related proteins in the tumor cell compartment of breast cancer metastases according to metastatic site.

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Table 4.

Correlation of expression of metabolism-related proteins between primary and metastatic breast cancer according to metastatic site*.

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Fig 2.

Correlation between pathologic factors and expression of lipid metabolism-related proteins.

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Fig 3.

The impact of expression of lipid metabolism related proteins in metastatic breast cancer (a, b), liver metastasis (c), lung metastasis (d) and brain metastasis (e, f).

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Table 5.

Univariate analysis of the association between expression levels of metabolism-related proteins in metastatic breast cancers and overall survival by the log-rank test.

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Table 6.

Multivariate analysis of patient prognoses in metastatic breast cancer.

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