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shohreh fakhari
kurdistan university of medical sciences
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Subcutaneous Injection of Tumor Cells
Author:
Jason Reuter
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12/20/2011,
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Growth of cells in the subcutaneous space of immunocompromised mice is a common method for assaying tumorigenic potential
in vivo
. This technique is also used to assess the effects of therapeutic interventions on cancer cell lines.
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