Interaction between two cellular subpopulations of a rat colonic carcinoma when inoculated to the syngeneic host
Interaction between two cellular subpopulations of a rat colonic carcinoma when inoculated to the syngeneic host
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接种到同基因宿主时大鼠结肠癌的两个细胞亚群之间的相互作用
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发表时间:
1985
影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
Françoise Martin
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作者:
A. Caignard;Monique Martin;M. Michel;Françoise Martin
From a single, chemically‐induced rat colonic carcinoma, two subpopulations of tumor cells have been isolated. When injected into syngeneic rats, TR cells give rise to progressive tumors in most of the animals, whereas TS cells give rise to no tumors or to tumors which regress in less than 30 days. TS cells inhibit the growth of TR tumors, whether they are injected before TR cells or simultaneously, at a different site or mixed with the TR cells. Lymph nodes and spleen lymphocytes from animals having rejected TS tumors also inhibit TR‐cell growth. On the other hand, TS cells are able to give rise to progressive tumors when they are injected into rats bearing established TR tumors. Lymph nodes and spleen cells of TR tumorbearing rats are able to enhance TS cell growth. These results suggest that subpopulations of cancer cells contained in the same tumor interact with each other through their effect on the host immune system. The growth of a whole tumor probably depends not only on the growth potential of each constituent subpopulation, but also on the interaction between the subpopulations themselves.
影响因子:
11.2
作者:
B. Miller;F. Miller;J. Leith;G. Heppner
通讯作者:
B. Miller;F. Miller;J. Leith;G. Heppner