Transplantation and chromosomal analysis of cell lines derived from mesotheliomas induced in rats with erionite and UICC chrysotile asbestos

Palekar, LD; Eyre, JF; Coffin, DL

HERO ID

3085260

Reference Type

Book/Book Chapter

Year

1989

Language

English

PMID

2545605

HERO ID 3085260
Year 1989
Title Transplantation and chromosomal analysis of cell lines derived from mesotheliomas induced in rats with erionite and UICC chrysotile asbestos
Book Title Non-occupational exposure to mineral fibres
Authors Palekar, LD; Eyre, JF; Coffin, DL
Editor Bignon, J; Peto, J; Saracci, R
Publisher Text International Agency for Research on Cancer
City Lyon, France
Page Numbers 167-172
Abstract The histological lesions, chromosomal characteristics and transplantability of 6 erionite-induced and 7 UICC chrysotile-induced rat mesotheliomas are compared. The tumours were of 4 types: tubulopapillary, fibrosarcomatous, mixed fibrosarcomatous and tubulopapillary, and mixed fibrosarcomatous and chondrosarcomatous. Cell lines derived from these tumours displayed heterogeneous chromosome anomalies, but none were unique either to chrysotile or erionite treatment. Six of 7 erionite-induced and 4 of 6 UICC chrysotile-induced tumours had various anomalies of chromosome No. 1. When 7 cell lines were transplanted into syngeneic rats, all produced tumours that were pathologically similar to the original tumour, regardless of the route of injection. Cytogenetically, the cell lines derived from tumours after intrapleural transplantation resembled the injected cell line. The cytogenetic analysis of the cell lines derived from the tumours after subcutaneous transplantation is in progress. The induction period for transplanted tumours was 28-80 days.
Pmid 2545605
Wosid MEDLINE:2545605
Is Certified Translation No
Dupe Override No
Series IARC Scientific Publications, no. 90
Isbn 9789283211907
Is Public Yes
Language Text English
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