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Are primary cultures realistic models of prostate cancer?

4 Nov 2003

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Primary cultures fill a unique niche among the repertoire of in vitro model systems available to investigate the biology of the normal and malignant human prostate. This review summarizes some of the properties of primary cultures, with special emphasis on two questions: are primary cultures from adenocarcinomas really comprised of cancer rather than normal cells, and do primary cultures faithfully retain...

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PMID: 14689590
DOI: 10.1002/jcb.10691

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