1  periodic acid-Schiff in the basal region of fundic glands.

2 pressing metaplasia (SPEM) from the bases of fundic glands.

3  showed nuclear Pdx1 staining throughout the fundic glands.

4 an antral pattern of cell differentiation in fundic glands by studying Pdx1, a transcription factor w

5 Both the foveolar epithelium and the dilated fundic gland epithelium comprising the FGPs were shown t

6 Both the foveolar epithelium and the dilated fundic gland epithelium comprising the polyps were shown

7 oped extensive gastritis with loss of normal fundic gland morphology.

8 s as well as chief and parietal cells in the fundic glands of normal gastric mucosa.

9          The foveolar epithelium and dilated fundic glands of the polyps were separately microdissect

10          The foveolar epithelium and dilated fundic glands of the polyps were separately microdissect

11 , there is rapid loss of parietal cells with fundic gland polyp (FGP) formation and adenomatous chang

12 a has been reported in patients with FAP and fundic gland polyposis.

13                                              Fundic gland polyps (FGPs) are the most common gastric p

14                                              Fundic gland polyps (FGPs) are the most common gastric p

15                                      Gastric fundic gland polyps (FGPs) occur in two distinct clinico

16 rcinoma arising from the more commonly found fundic gland polyps associated with AAPC or APC.

17  found loss of the wild-type allele on 5q in fundic gland polyps from affected individuals.