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Expression of the cisplatin resistance phenotype in a human ovarian carcinoma cell line segregates with chromosomes 11 and 16.

Cancer research - 15 May 1996

Mirakhur B, Parekh H K, Simpkins H

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Many mechanisms have been proposed to explain cisplatin resistance, suggesting that this phenomenon is multifactorial. In an attempt to define the chromosome(s) responsible for cisplatin resistance in the human ovarian carcinoma 2008/C13* cell lines, somatic cell hybrids were obtained following fusion of the cisplatin-resistant 2008/C13* cells with an A9 rodent fibroblast cell line. The hybrids were then analyzed...

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