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In Vivo Experiments.
Fig. 4. SD-rats treated with DOX, glufosfamide, and cisplatin. A, rats with AH13r sarcomas. A1 and A3,
comparison of control animals, BVDU-control animals, cytostatic
drug-treated animals, and cytostatic drug+BVDU-treated animals
(calculation of the mean of all individual tumor areas). A2, tumor areas of single tumors 10–17 days after treatment start (—mean). B, rats with DMBA-induced fibrosarcomas and mammary adenocarcinomas. B1, top,
SD-rats with DMBA-induced fibrosarcomas, calculation of the mean tumor
area. Three control animals, three DOX-treated animals, and five
DOX+BVDU-treated animals with fibrosarcomas. Bottom,
DMBA-induced mammary adenocarcinomas, calculation of the mean of all
individual tumor areas. Within the control animals, 8 tumors, within
the DOX-treated animals, 6 tumors, and within the DOX+BVDU-treated
animals, 9 tumors could be observed. B2, area of the individual tumors 39 days after treatment start (—mean). B3, Mdr1
gene amplification and expression patterns of DMBA-induced
fibrosarcomas and mammary adenocarcinomas in SD-rats. Representative
tumor of 1) rat treated with solvent, 2) rat treated with DOX, and 3)
rat treated with DOX+BVDU. Amplification of the Mdr1 gene was
detected by Southern blot analysis and expression of the MDR1 protein
by Western blot analysis using the murine anti-P-glycoprotein
monoclonal antibody JSB-1. The densitometrically determined Mdr1 gene dosages (amplification levels) were subdivided into two categories.
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