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A comparative analysis of neuroblastic and substrate-adherent human neuroblastoma cell lines.

Journal of pediatric surgery - 1 Feb 1996

La Quaglia M P, Manchester K M

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In human neuroblastoma cell cultures, two phenotypes with differing biological properties have been described: neuroblastic (N) and substrate-adherent (Schwannian or S). In nude mice, N cells are rapidly growing, clonigenic in soft agar, and tumorigenic, whereas S cells are not. The difference in malignant properties between these two cell types and their ability to interconvert in vitro may have clinical...

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PMID: 8938368
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-3468(96)90025-1

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