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Alterations in SV40 DNA integration patterns are associated with acquisition of the invasive phenotype in hamster brain tumors.

Anticancer research - 1 Jan 2000

Duigou G J, Walsh J W, Oeltgen J, Zimmer S G

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A panel of cell lines that represents a reproducible, easily manipulated experimental system which discriminates between the minimally and diffusely invasive phenotypes of brain tumors has been developed. A population of SV40-transformed glial cells derived from newborn hamster cerebral cortex (Cx) has been sequentially passaged in newborn hamsters by intracerebral inoculation followed by in vitro culture, and...

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PMID: 2178326

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