… properties of various normal tissues (ie, blood-free perfused rat liver, rat brain, rat white
adipose tissue, rat skeletal muscle) and transplantable solid tumors (ie, G26 mouse glioma, 9L …

… growing tumor among the serially transplantable tumors in our … tissue preventing contact of
tumor cells with tissues and body … to adaptation of'tumor cells to the mouse environment, since …

… tissue within a transparent chamber in the mouse, showing the wound site (arrow),
surrounded by the normal subcutaneous tissue … a transplantable mammary-gland adenocarcinoma …

… implanted mouse tumors in them. Some of these grew but, since none became permanently
… the transplantable human tumors we have today, as well as normal and embryonic tissues …

… normal mouse tissue were performed by Rawles. 10 Bueker2 has combined both techniques:
he implanted mouse tumor … Transplantability of malignant tumors to the embryo of a foreign …

… of a tumor implanted in the subcutaneous tissue space (sc) … -specific environments for
metastatic tumor cells, requiring the … that cannot be duplicated by transplantable mouse models; ie, …

… Abstract Mouse cancer models have consistently been used to qualify new anticancer drugs
… tissue xenografting is that it can be a continuous source of live, transplantable tumour tissue …

… difference be tween normal tissues and rodent transplantable tumors in their production of
an … The reaction was intense in the normal tissues studied—the liver, spleen, kidney, and …

… epithelial portion of transplant-derived outgrowths with host tissue. Possible … transplantable
tumors are capable of unlimited cell multiplication, while temporary cell strains and normal in …

… derivatives and less neural tissue than in most transplantable teratomas. Cartilage, bone …
of tissues with neural tissue predominating. At the 12th transplant generation this tumor was pre…