sarcoma/carbohydrate

We have analyzed the distribution of glucosamine-labeled polymers on the cell surface, in the growth medium, and inside the cell and the net turnover of these polymers during the process of malignant transformation of chick embryo fibroblasts by Rous sarcoma virus. The distribution of label and the

Three clones of myeloproliferative virus (MPV)-transformed rat fibroblasts (NRK) with different growth properties and morphology were transplanted to athymic nude mice. Presence of carbohydrate-binding proteins was inferred by fluorescence microscopy using fluorescent, glycosylated markers. Salt and

Biochemical investigations of short term hyperglycemia together with tumor-lysing clostridia were undertaken in order to optimize the use of this combined anti-tumor therapy model. Repeated intraperitoneal glucose injections resulted in an increased concentration of glucose in tumor tissue which