Wnt signaling is regulated at several levels, by a large number of effectors. Modulating molecules function as antagonist or agonist. Fine tuning of their relationship is of great importance for the cell homeostasis and normal function of the entire organism. The subject of this research was the expression level of sFRP3 as one of the antagonistic Wnt molecules, in astrocytomas of different histopathological grade (I, II, III, and glioblastoma). Immunohistochemistry was the method of choice for determining the levels of sFRP3 expression. On a sample of 200 cells per slide we determined that the expression of sFRP was localized in the nuclei and cytoplasm of astrocytic tumor cells. The level of expression in the cell nucleus indicates a decrease of the number of cells with moderate and high levels of expression in all astrocytomic grades, with the additional statistically significant finding that shows a decrease of the median in higher grades which is in accordance with the increase of malignancy in this grades, with the highest values in astrocytomas I and II - high (25 or 26.5 cells), moderate (14 or 13.5 cells) and in the high astrocytoma grades the number of cells with high and moderate levels of expression amounts to astrocytoma III 3 cells with moderate, and 1 cells with high expression, whereas we find in glioblastomas median of 2.5 cells for the expression of moderate or 2 cells for high expression. By analyzing the expression level of sFRP3 in the cytoplasm we determined a decrease in the number of cells in categories of moderate and high expression for all grades of astrocytomas. It was observed that the number of cells with high levels of expression is higher in higher malignant grades (glioblastomas - 51 cells, astrocytoma III - 42) in relation to the number of cells at lower grades ( astrocytomas II - 26.5 cells, astrocytoma I - 25 cells). According to our results, we conclude that the decrease of sFRP3 expression in the nucleus is positively correlated with increasing grade of astrocytomas, whereas an increase in protein expression of sFRP3 in the cytoplasm of higher grade astrocytomas suggests a dual nature sFRP3 where in some cases it acts like an antagonist, while in other cases like an agonist of Wnt signaling pathway.