p38MAPK induces apoptosis of glioma cell
Bi Zhang
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Bi Zhang
Abstract
AIM To study the effect of p38MAPK transfection on the biological characteristics of glioma cell C6. METHODS p38MAPK was transfected into glioma cell C6 by lipofectin. Expression of p38MAPK was detected by immunocytochemistry. HE staining and flow cytometry were adopted to measure the cell morphology, adhesion and cell cycle. RESULTS p38MAPK was expressed in transfected glioma cells, with cell biological characteristics changing and apoptotic cells emerging. CONCLUSION Apoptosis of glioma cell could be induced by p38MAPK transfection.
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AIM To study the effect of p38MAPK transfection on the biological characteristics of glioma cell C6. METHODS p38MAPK was transfected into glioma cell C6 by lipofectin. Expression of p38MAPK was detected by immunocytochemistry. HE staining and flow cytometry were adopted to measure the cell morphology, adhesion and cell cycle. RESULTS p38MAPK was expressed in transfected glioma cells, with cell biological characteristics changing and apoptotic cells emerging. CONCLUSION Apoptosis of glioma cell could be induced by p38MAPK transfection.
Key concepts: Transfection, Glioma, Apoptosis, Flow cytometry, Immunocytochemistry, Cell, Cell cycle, Staining