Effects of annexin Ⅱ antisense vector on the growth of transplanted tumor in nude mice / 第三军医大学学报

ABSTRACT

Objective To analyze the effects of annexin Ⅱ antisense expression vector on the growth of the transplanted tumor in nude mice. Methods The SPC-A-1 cells (parental group) and SPC-A-1-annexin Ⅱ cells (antisense group) were inoculated subcutaneously in nude mice respectively. The forming time, volume, and weight of tumor were measured. The tumor cells and the surrounding tissues were observed microscopically. Results The forming time of tumor in the antisense group was later than that in the parental group. The volume and weight of tumor in the antisense group were lower than those in the parental group. Furthermore, invasion of tumor in the surrounding tissues was found in 2 cases in the parental group, but not in the antisense group. Conclusion The annexin Ⅱ gene may be important in promoting tumor cell growth and invading the surrounding tissues.