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Verifying the Identity of Early-Passage MPNST Cells and Allograft of Early-Passage Tumor Cells to Demonstrate Tumorigenicity

Verifying the Identity of Early-Passage MPNST Cells and Allograft of Early-Passage Tumor Cells to Demonstrate Tumorigenicity

Pathology Assessment of PN-MPNST Progression in the P0-GGFβ3 Mouse Model

DOI:
10.3791/200996-v

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02:22 min

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May 17, 2024

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1Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine,Medical University of South Carolina, 2Hollings Cancer Center,Medical University of South Carolina

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MPNST CellsTumor CellsAllograftTumorigenicityPoly-L-LysineImmunostainingHoechst DyeCell DissociationSubcutaneous InjectionSoft AgarImmunodeficient Mice

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