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Establishment and characterization of a metastatic cell line from spinal cord metastasis induced by injection of Mc3 cells in nude mice / 实用口腔医学杂志

Honglin YANG; Junzheng WU; Bin LIU.
Artículo en Zh | WPRIM | ID: wpr-538036

Objective:

To establish a metastatic cell line from distant organ metastasis using Mc3 cell line in nude mice.

Methods:

Tail vein injection of Mc3 cells and cell culture technic were employed to induce metastasis in distant organ . Cell counting and flow cytometry were used to study the cell growth. Karyotype analysis and histopathological observation were used to study the morphological features with light and electron microscopy.

Results:

Paralized nude mouse was observed in 1 out of 50 experimental nude mice. The cells derived from the spinal cord were cultured and transferred for more than 50 passages. The cells were proved to be of mucoepidermoid carcinoma from human being by the morphology, histopathology and karyotype of the cells. The population doubling time and S-phase cell of the cells were 43 h and 22.7% respectively. The cell line was named Ms.

Conclusion:

Ms is a metastatic cell line of spinal cord metastasis in nude mouse derived from human mucoepidermoid cacinoma cells.
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