Breast cancer cells cultured in a system of new design presecrete an extracellular matrix and proliferate within it without cell-cell adhesion.
Breast cancer cells cultured in a system of new design presecrete an extracellular matrix and proliferate within it without cell-cell adhesion.
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在新设计的系统中培养的乳腺癌细胞预先分泌细胞外基质并在其中增殖,而无需细胞与细胞粘附。
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1996
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M. Osborne
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J. Fishman;A. González;M. Osborne
Breast cancer cells, MCF-7 line, when cultured in microporous, hydrophobic polymer tubes, presecrete ribbon shaped, gauze-like extracellular matrices within which they then reside and proliferate without observable cell-cell adhesion and can do so in the complete absence of serum supplement in the culture media. This cell functioning is attributed to the direct access of oxygen to the cell attachment site.