Expert researchers describe in detail their most productive and up-to-date methods for growing cancer cells in the laboratory. There are methods to characterize and authenticate cell lines, to isolate and develop specific types of cancer cells, and to develop new cell line models. Functional assays are provided to evaluate clonogenicity, cell proliferation, apoptosis, adhesion, migration, invasion, senescence, angiogenesis, and cell cycle parameters. Other methods permit the modification of cancer cells for transfection, development of drug resistance, immortalization, and transfer in vivo; the co-culture of different cell types; and the detection and treatment of contamination.
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...I recommend this book as a good starting point to anyone new to cancer cell culture. There are many general principles to be gleaned from the authors' experience...if one gets frustrated after repeated unsuccessful attempts to establish, characterize, and manipulate one's own primary cancer cell line, Dr. Langdon has made sure there is an appendix that catalogues well-established cell lines, and provides the contacts necessary to obtain these cell lines. -- Cancer Biology & Therapy "...concise and clearly presented...interesting and straightforward information..." - Zellbiolgie Aktuell "Comprehensive and highly practical...provides both basic scientists and clinical researchers with a gold-standard collection of advanced techniques for culturing cancer cells effectively in their laboratories." - Tumori
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Auflage
1., st Edition. Softcover version of original hardcover edition 2004
Sprache
Verlagsort
Zielgruppe
Für Beruf und Forschung
Professional/practitioner
Illustrationen
98
98 s/w Abbildungen
98 black & white illustrations
Maße
Höhe: 22.9 cm
Breite: 15.2 cm
Gewicht
ISBN-13
978-1-61737-343-5 (9781617373435)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Part I. Introduction to Cancer Cell Culture
Basic Principles of Cancer Cell Culture
Simon P. Langdon
Essential Techniques of Cancer Cell Culture
Kenneth G. Macleod and Simon P. Langdon
Part II. Characterization and Authentication
Characterization and Authentication of Cancer Cell Lines: An Overview
Simon P. Langdon
Authentication of Cancer Cell Lines by DNA Fingerprinting
Wilhelm G. Dirks and Hans G. Drexler
Cytogenetic Characterization of Tumor Cell Lines
Roderick A. F. MacLeod and Hans G. Drexler
Part III. Isolation and Culture of Specialized Cell Types
Isolation and Culture of Colon Cancer Cell Lines
Jae-Gahb Park, Ja-Lok Ku, and So-Yeon Park
Isolation and Culture of Melanoma Cell Lines
Adam I. Riker
Isolation and Culture of Human Brain Tumor Cells
German G. Gomez and Carol A. Kruse
Isolation and Culture of Renal Cancer Cell Lines
Jae-Gahb Park, Ja-Lok Ku, and So-Yeon Park
Isolation and Culture of Prostate Cancer Cell Lines
Nora M. Navone, Matilde Olive, and Patricia Troncoso
Isolation and Culture of Ovarian Cancer Cell Lines
Simon P. Langdon
Isolation and Culture of Leukemia Cell Lines
Hans G. Drexler
Part IV. Functional Assays in Cell Culture
Cell Sensitivity Assays: Clonogenic Assay
Jane A. Plumb
Cell Sensitivity Assays: The MTT Assay
Jane A. Plumb
PARP Cleavage as a Means of Assessing Apoptosis
Peter Mullen
Detection of Apoptosis by the TUNEL Assay
John Lawry
Apoptosis Measurement by Annexin V Staining
Eric Miller
Cell Adhesion Assays
William N. Scott
Radial Monolayer Cell Migration Assay
Michael E. Berens and Christian Beaudry
Invasion and Motility Assays
William N. Scott
Identification of Senescence in Cancer Cells
Lesley J. Jardine
Angiogenesis Assays
William N. Scott
Flow Cytometric DNA Analysis of Human Cancer Cell Lines
Peter Mullen
Part V. Modification of Cancer Cells
DNA-Mediated Gene Transfer
Amanda J. M. O'Donnell
Development of Drug-Resistant Models
Helen M. Coley
Immortalization of Human Prostate Cells With the Human Papillomavirus Type 16 E6 Gene
Norman J. Maitland, Catherine A. Macintosh, Christian Schmitz, and Shona H. Lang
The Use of Matrigel to Facilitate the Establishment of Human Cancer Cell Lines as Xenografts
Peter Mullen
Part VI. Coculture Systems
Coculture of Prostate Cancer Cells
Shona H. Lang and Norman J. Maitland
Coculture of Ovarian Cells Using Porous Tissue Culture Inserts
Katherine E. Snow and Simon P. Langdon
Part VII. Cell Line Contamination
Cell Culture Contamination: An Overview
Simon P. Langdon
Detecting Mycoplasma Contamination in Cell Cultures by Polymerase Chain Reaction
Cord C. Uphoff and Hans G. Drexler
Elimination of Mycoplasma from Infected Cell Lines Using Antibiotics
Cord C. Uphoff and Hans G. Drexler
Appendix 1: Formulations of Commonly Used Cell Culture Media
Appendix 2: Human Cancer Cell Lines Available from the ATCC and DSMZ Cell Banks (Combined List)
Index