Evolution of a normal karyotype in a mouse bladder epithelial cell line transformed in vitro
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An in vitro transformed, carcinoma-producing mouse bladder epithelial cell line with an apparently normal karyotype is described. This cell line has arisen as a variant from a cell line that was trisomic for chromosome #15. It was suggested that the malignant phenotype in the parental cell line results from an excess of "abnormal" chromosomes. A mechanism is discussed for the evolution of an apparently normal karyotype from an abnormal karyotype.
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Pages 359-361 (3 pages)Journal (Volume, Issue Number)
Cancer Genetics and Cytogenetics (Volume 3, Issue 4)Publication milestones
- Published - 06/1981
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Published - 06/1981
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0165-4608Publication IDs
- Scopus: 0019472559
- PubMed: 7260889
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