The Effect of Herceptin on Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma Cells Line Growth in Vivo and in Vitro
Kangsheng Gu
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Kangsheng Gu
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Objective To study the effect of Herceptin on nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) cells line growth in vivo and vitro. Methods Immounhistochemical assay was used to detect HER-2/neu gene expression in NPC specimens;the effect of Herceptin on NPC cells line growth were tested by ~3H-TdR incorporation in vivo and by model of xenografts tumor nude mice in vitro. Results HER-2/neu gene overexpression was detected in NPC tissues; the ~3H-TdR incorporation of a NPC cells line CNE-2Z overexpressed HER-2/neu gene was inhibited by Herceptin and Herceptin had the effect of tumor growth on xenografts tumor nude mice. Conclusion The ~3H-TdR incorporation of NPC cells line CNE-2Z was inhibited in vitro and the growth of CNE-2Z had been affected in vivo by Herceptin.
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Objective To study the effect of Herceptin on nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) cells line growth in vivo and vitro. Methods Immounhistochemical assay was used to detect HER-2/neu gene expression in NPC specimens;the effect of Herceptin on NPC cells line growth were tested by ~3H-TdR incorporation in vivo and by model of xenografts tumor nude mice in vitro. Results HER-2/neu gene overexpression was detected in NPC tissues; the ~3H-TdR incorporation of a NPC cells line CNE-2Z overexpressed HER-2/neu gene was inhibited by Herceptin and Herceptin had the effect of tumor growth on xenografts tumor nude mice. Conclusion The ~3H-TdR incorporation of NPC cells line CNE-2Z was inhibited in vitro and the growth of CNE-2Z had been affected in vivo by Herceptin.
Key concepts: Nasopharyngeal carcinoma, In vivo, In vitro, Cancer research, Cell culture, Growth inhibition, Genetic enhancement, Carcinoma