Fast- and slow-growing transplantable tumors derived from spontaneous mammary tumors of the DBA/2 Ha-DD mouse.
Cancer Res
; 35(10): 2657-62, 1975 Oct.
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| ID: mdl-1157040
ABSTRACT
Nineteen transplantable tumor lines were established from individual spontaneous mammary tumors of the DBA/2 Ha-DD mouse. Of these lines, 5 were classified as fast growing, 8 as medium growing, and 6 as slow growing, based on the time required for the tumors to reach a size of 10 mm in average diameter and on the average survival time of tumor-bearing syngeneic hosts. The relative differences in rate of growth among 5 of these lines remained stable during 11 to 19 transplant generations. In DBA/2J mice, a slow-growing and a fast-growing tumor line were cross-immunogenic. The differences in growth rate between these 2 tumor lines were not primarily related to differences in immunogenicity since they were not abolished in preirradiated hosts. The growth of cell populations from these 2 tumor lines in culture was comparable; however, cells from the fast-growing line had a plating efficiency about 4 times higher than those from the slow-growing line.
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Assunto principal:
Neoplasias Mamárias Experimentais
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Animals
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Cancer Res
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1975
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