Tumour cells produce receptor activator of NF-κB ligand (RANKL) in skeletal metastases

Table 1

A list of tumour bone metastases and RANKL immunoreactivity

			RANKL immunoreactivity
Case	Primary site	Diagnosis	%	Intensity
1	Breast	Adenocarcinoma	100	Intense
2	Breast	Adenocarcinoma	100	Intense
3	Breast	Adenocarcinoma	95	Intense
4	Breast	Adenocarcinoma	100	Intense
5	Lung	Adenocarcinoma	90	Intense
6	Lung	Adenocarcinoma	95	Intense
7	Lung	Adenocarcinoma	90	Intense
8	Lung	Adenocarcinoma	100	Intense
9	Lung	Adenocarcinoma	100	Intense
10	Lung	Adenocarcinoma	95	Intense
11	Prostate	Adenocarcinoma	90	Intense
12	Prostate	Adenocarcinoma	85	Faint
13	Thyroid	Follicular adenocarcinoma	90	Intense
14	Thyroid	Follicular adenocarcinoma	95	Faint to intense
15	Thyroid	Follicular adenocarcinoma	85	Faint
16	Thyroid	Follicular adenocarcinoma	100	Intense

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