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Proteomic analysis of tumor cell nuclear expulsion reveals significant cell adhesion and RNA binding programs in extracellular chromatin. [PDF]

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Gray JM, Park WY, Holewinski RJ, Andresson T, Carmona-Rivera C, Kaplan MJ, Yang L.   +6 more
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KDM6A downregulation promotes tumor-prone cytokines expression in cancer-associated fibroblasts by activating enhancers. [PDF]

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Zhang J, Xiang S, Liu D, Pei X, Chen M, Zhao Y, Wang Y, Wang Q, Kang L, Yu Z, Mi J, Xiong W.   +11 more
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Germ Cell Tumor Cell Culture Techniques

2020
Optimization of cell culture protocol for a given cell line is critical for the proper conduct of in vitro experiments. Because germ cell tumors can be so heterogeneous, optimal culture conditions can vary widely between cell lines. Here, we describe our experience in routine culture and cryopreservation of germ cell tumor cell culture.
Aditya Bagrodia, John T. Lafin, James F. Amatruda   +2 more
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A granulosa cell tumor in tissue culture

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1972
Abstract Normal and neoplastic human granulosa cells were grown in tissue culture and observed directly and by still photography and cinematography. Morphology, growth characteristics, and mitoses were observed, and no differences were detected between the normal and neoplastic cells.
James A. Campbell, William R. Goldston, George D. Wilbanks   +2 more
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Neurofibromatosis tumor and skin cells in culture

Acta Neuropathologica, 1983
Skin fibroblasts and tumor cells were cultured from four patients with peripheral von Recklinghausen's neurofibromatosis (NF). The cell type enriched in culture from the tumors carried the fibroblastic Thy 1.1. cell surface antigen and produced fibronectin, like fibroblasts from skin of NF-patients or from control persons.
U. K. Rinne, Risto Penttinen, Heikki J. Aho, Juha Peltonen   +3 more
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Culture and Isolation of Brain Tumor Initiating Cells

Current Protocols in Stem Cell Biology, 2009
AbstractThis unit describes protocols for the culture and isolation of brain tumor initiating cells (BTIC). The cancer stem cell (CSC) hypothesis suggests that tumors are maintained exclusively by a rare fraction of cells that have stem cell properties.
Nicole McFarlane, Parvez Vora, Sheila K. Singh, Chitra Venugopal   +3 more
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Entosis and Cell Cycle in Tumor Cell Culture

Cell and Tissue Biology, 2019
Entosis is a type of cell cannibalism during which one tumor cell invades another. The fate of the inner cell can vary. It can leave the entotic vacuole, divide within it, or be subjected to lysosome-mediated degradation. The aim of our work was to determine whether MCF7 (p53+) human breast adenocarcinoma cells and A431 (p53-) human epidermoid ...
G. E. Onishchenko, O. P. Kisurina-Evgenieva, M. A. Savitskaya, L. A. Khashba, I. A. Mamichev   +4 more
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Spontaneous cell shedding by tumor cells in monolayer culture

In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology, 1986
Sarcoma 180 monolayers spontaneously shed single cells and small multicellular aggregates into the surrounding medium to produce a dual population of floating and substratum-attached cells. Shedding was a motility-associated event that occurred when cells attempted to migrate over one another.
James E. Thomas, Susan J. Friedman, Philip Skehan   +2 more
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In vitro Culture of Ehrlich Ascites Tumor Cells

Science, 1960
The successful culturing and subculturing of ascites tumor cells for 80 odd days are described, as well as the growth pattern of these cells during this period. The cytological appearance of cells after 3 weeks in tissue culture and reinoculation into mice is also presented.
Deschner, E E, Allen, B R
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Culturing breast tumor cells in the presence of hormones

Journal of Surgical Oncology, 1974
AbstractA tissue culture technique for culturing human breast tumor cells was utilized to invesitgate the response of these cells to various hormones. Due to the small number of tumors investigated, no definite pattern of response was evident. However, the methods described may provide information which can be of useful clinical importance.
J. Mills, D. C. Williams, R. W. Raven, N. Bishun   +3 more
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