Advances in Brief Suppression of Human Bladder Cancer Growth by Increased Expression of C-CAM 1 Gene in an Orthotopic Model '
Advances in Brief Suppression of Human Bladder Cancer Growth by Increased Expression of C-CAM 1 Gene in an Orthotopic Model '
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2006
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David;I. Kleinerman;Colin;P. N. Dinney;Wei-Wei-Wei;Zhang;Sue-Hwa;Lin;Nguyen;T. Van;Jer-Tsong;Hsieh
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David;I. Kleinerman;Colin;P. N. Dinney;Wei-Wei-Wei;Zhang;Sue-Hwa;Lin;Nguyen;T. Van;Jer-Tsong;Hsieh
crime and/or juxacrine fashion dictates the development and the nor mal physiological function of an organ (6, 7). In addition, recent data show that the stromal component from tumor-surrounding microen vironments may also play a crucial role not only in changing the biological behavior of tumor cells but also in determining the meta static pattern of tumor cells (8—10). Very often, this interaction appears to be organ specific (1 1). Therefore, to examine the effect of any agents on tumor behavior, it is crucial to consider the potential influence from the surrounding microenvironment. In this study, we decided to use an orthotopic bladder model (12) using hosts of both genders to assess the tumor suppressive effect of C-CAM 1 on human bladder cancer progression.