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Colchicine-resistance and enhancement of P-glycoprotein activity after co-cultivation of drug-sensitive cells with multidrug resistant variants.

Cell biology international - 1 Feb 1995

Eliseenkova A V, Kakpakova E S, Abdrjashitov R I, Stavrovskaya A A

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The role of cellular interactions in the resistance of Djungurian hamster cells to colchicine (CH) and in the efficiency of P-glycoprotein function was studied. Mixtures of CH-resistant and CH-sensitive cells as well as control unmixed cells were propagated for 3 days and the sensitivity of the cells to CH was measured by colony forming assay. Identification of individual subpopulations was possible due to...

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PMID: 7742775
DOI: 10.1006/cbir.1995.1051

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