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FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPIC AND MICROAUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON APOPTOSIS OF BONE TUMOR CELLS INDUCED BY ~(153)Sm-EDTMP

Han Xiaofeng

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The apoptosis of bone tumor cells treated with internal irradiation by 153Sm-EDTMP was studied. The morphological changes in bone tumor cells were observed by fluorescence microscopic and microautoradiographic observations. It was found that bone tumor cells internally irradiated with 153Sm-EDTMP, displayed significant nuclear fragmentation and marked pyknosis as well as apoptotic bodies formation. The microautoradiographic study showed that l53Sm-EDTMP could permeate through cell membrane and displayed membrane-seeking condensation in tumor cells. Soon afterwards 153Sm-EDTMP could be phagocytized by the tumor cells and distributed in cytoplasm and nucleus in the form of phagosome. With the prolongation of observing time , the membrane-bounded apoptotic bodies was observed. With the lengthening of internal irradiation time by 153Sm-EDTMP, the inhibition rate of proliferation of bone tumor cells increased progressively.

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The apoptosis of bone tumor cells treated with internal irradiation by 153Sm-EDTMP was studied. The morphological changes in bone tumor cells were observed by fluorescence microscopic and microautoradiographic observations. It was found that bone tumor cells internally irradiated with 153Sm-EDTMP, displayed significant nuclear fragmentation and marked pyknosis as well as apoptotic bodies formation. The microautoradiographic study showed that l53Sm-EDTMP could permeate through cell membrane and displayed membrane-seeking condensation in tumor cells. Soon afterwards 153Sm-EDTMP could be phagocytized by the tumor cells and distributed in cytoplasm and nucleus in the form of phagosome. With the prolongation of observing time , the membrane-bounded apoptotic bodies was observed. With the lengthening of internal irradiation time by 153Sm-EDTMP, the inhibition rate of proliferation of bone tumor cells increased progressively.

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The apoptosis of bone tumor cells treated with internal irradiation by 153Sm-EDTMP was studied. The morphological changes in bone tumor cells were observed by fluorescence microscopic and microautoradiographic observations. It was found that bone tumor cells internally irradiated with 153Sm-EDTMP, displayed significant nuclear fragmentation and marked pyknosis as well as apoptotic bodies formation. The microautoradiographic study showed that l53Sm-EDTMP could permeate through cell membrane and displayed membrane-seeking condensation in tumor cells. Soon afterwards 153Sm-EDTMP could be phagocytized by the tumor cells and distributed in cytoplasm and nucleus in the form of phagosome. With the prolongation of observing time , the membrane-bounded apoptotic bodies was observed. With the lengthening of internal irradiation time by 153Sm-EDTMP, the inhibition rate of proliferation of bone tumor cells increased progressively.

Key concepts: Apoptosis, Chemistry, Fragmentation (computing), Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Nuclear membrane, Cell, Tumor cells

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