… An unusual cell line, ARCaP (44), was derived from prostate cancer cells in ascites fluid of
a man with metastatic disease and exhibits androgen- and estrogen-repressed growth and …

… Cancer may arise from a cancer stem/progenitor cell that shares characteristics with its …
human prostate cancer specimen from epithelial cell lines (termed HPET for human prostate …

… of prostate cancer cells and … prostate cancer cells must be osteomimetic in order to
metastasize, grow, and survive in the skeleton. The reciprocal interaction between prostate cancer …

… Analyzing images of cells processed using the CellSearch® system and calibrated against
… size differences between prostate cancer CTCs and cultured prostate cancer cells (Figure 2). …

… particular CD profiles can be detected in cancer cells of prostate tumors in patients. I think
that the use of CD molecules to track prostate cancer cells can be applied to other types of …

… and DU 145 cells, whereas lycopene alone was not a potent inhibitor of prostate cancer cell
… growth of several cancer cell lines in addition to prostate cancer cells, including melanoma (…

… of a variety of human cancers, including prostate cancer (PCa). Tumor neovascularization is
… prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), and normal prostate tissue. In vitro studies used PCa cells (DU-…

… -like cells in prostate cancer (PCa… cells, the potential origin of NE-like PCa cells, and in vitro
and in vivo studies related to the molecular mechanism of NE transdifferentiation of PCa cells…

… the proportion of each colony type in prostate cancer cell lines DU145, 22Rv1, LAPC-4… cells
were plated at low density as single cells; after 1–4 wk, the colonies that contained >32 cells …

… cancer cell growth. We previously demonstrated that leptin acts as a growth factor for prostate
cancer cells … treated DU145 and PC-3 prostate cancer cell lines. Expression levels of SOCS…