Objective:This study has investigated the existence of label-retaining cell and its distribution in gastric cancer,in the hope that this information will assist investigations on gastric cancer stem cells.Methods:The ...Objective:This study has investigated the existence of label-retaining cell and its distribution in gastric cancer,in the hope that this information will assist investigations on gastric cancer stem cells.Methods:The gastric carcinoma cell line BGC-823 was labeled with BrdU in vitro and then engrafted into the right axilla of nude mice,which developed tumors.Label-retaining cells were quantified by immunohistochemical methods.Results:BrdU positive cells constituted about 96%of the cells in xenograft tumors after 10 days.Subsequently,BrdU positive cells gradually decreased,at the 80th day,labelretaining cells steadily occupied about 0.5%.This set of population cell localized in the margin of cancer nests,which had no difference in cellular morpha.Conclusion:The study demonstrates the presence of label-retaining cells in human gastric cancer xenografts in nude mice and the label-retaining cells may be related with cancer stem cells,which are most likely the cause for spread,metastasis and recurrence.展开更多
Objective: To observe the survival of hand allograft under the state of immunosuppression and the pathological changes of rejection in the recovery process. Methods: The biopsies of the skin, nerve, muscle, tendon and...Objective: To observe the survival of hand allograft under the state of immunosuppression and the pathological changes of rejection in the recovery process. Methods: The biopsies of the skin, nerve, muscle, tendon and bone tissue of hand allografts during different stages from 1 day to 7 months after operation were observed using routine histological technique. Results: No significant changes due to rejection in skin, nerve, muscle and bone tissue were observed. But different degrees of weak rejective changes were found on the wall of blood vessels; in the muscle and nerve the reactions were markedly stronger than those found in skin tissues. Conclusions: The rejection in deep tissues should be monitored in controlling the rejection of hand allograft.展开更多
基金Supported by a grant from the Youth Foundation of Jining Medical University(No.JYQ2011KM014)
文摘Objective:This study has investigated the existence of label-retaining cell and its distribution in gastric cancer,in the hope that this information will assist investigations on gastric cancer stem cells.Methods:The gastric carcinoma cell line BGC-823 was labeled with BrdU in vitro and then engrafted into the right axilla of nude mice,which developed tumors.Label-retaining cells were quantified by immunohistochemical methods.Results:BrdU positive cells constituted about 96%of the cells in xenograft tumors after 10 days.Subsequently,BrdU positive cells gradually decreased,at the 80th day,labelretaining cells steadily occupied about 0.5%.This set of population cell localized in the margin of cancer nests,which had no difference in cellular morpha.Conclusion:The study demonstrates the presence of label-retaining cells in human gastric cancer xenografts in nude mice and the label-retaining cells may be related with cancer stem cells,which are most likely the cause for spread,metastasis and recurrence.
文摘Objective: To observe the survival of hand allograft under the state of immunosuppression and the pathological changes of rejection in the recovery process. Methods: The biopsies of the skin, nerve, muscle, tendon and bone tissue of hand allografts during different stages from 1 day to 7 months after operation were observed using routine histological technique. Results: No significant changes due to rejection in skin, nerve, muscle and bone tissue were observed. But different degrees of weak rejective changes were found on the wall of blood vessels; in the muscle and nerve the reactions were markedly stronger than those found in skin tissues. Conclusions: The rejection in deep tissues should be monitored in controlling the rejection of hand allograft.
