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[Overexpression of PTEN gene inhibits proliferation of bladder transitional carcinoma cell line EJ].

Zhonghua zhong liu za zhi [Chinese journal of oncology] - 1 Apr 2007

Qiao Bao-min, Sun Guang, Tang Yang, Chang Ji-wu, Wang Wen-cheng, Ma Teng-xiang

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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the anticancer effects of exogenous human WT-PTEN overexpression on bladder transitional carcinoma cell line EJ. METHODS: The plasmid containing WT-PTEN or mutant PTEN was separately transfected into bladder transitional carcinoma cell line EJ, and the protein expression of PTEN in the EJ cells was detected by Western blot. Cell morphological changes were observed under the inverted...

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