Effect of CO_2 pneumoperitoneum on expressions of ?_1-integrin and E-cadherins in endometrial cancer cells transplanted into nude mouse / 第三军医大学学报

ABSTRACT

Objective To discuss the effect of CO2 artificial pneumoperitoneum on the invasion of the endometrial cancer in nude mouse resulted from the transplantation of the cancer cells and its mechanism.Methods Thirty nude mice were divided into 3 groups based on the time in the CO2 pneumoperitoneum circumstance.Control group the small intestine of the nude mouse was exposed in air for 5 min,and the cancer cells were injected into right lower quadrant after suture.The gas was depleted after 40 min.40 min group CO2 gas was poured into abdominal cavity to form a 4 mmHg artificial pneumoperitoneum for 5 min before cancer cells were injected into right lower quadrant.The gas were depleted after 40 min.80 min group CO2 gas was poured into abdominal cavity to form a 4 mmHg artificial pneumoperitoneum for 5 min before cancer cells were injected into right lower quadrant.The gas were depleted after 80 min.The time that each group took to form a solid tumor was recorded.Four weeks later,the transplantation tumors were taken out and sliced into frozen sections and paraffin-embedded sections.The expression of ?1-intergrin and E-cadherins was detected by IMF.Results The time taken to form the solid cancer was shorter in the 40 min group and 80 min group than in the control group,with more blood vessel found(P0.05).Conclusion The CO2 pneumoperitoneum could enhance the abilities of invasion and adhesion of endometrial cancer cells,which is associated with the expression changes of ?1-intergrin and E-cadherins in the cancer cells.