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Publication : Are intestinal tumours in Apc+/-mice a suitable model of colorectal carcinoma in man?

First Author  Lojda Z Year  1999
Journal  Gen Physiol Biophys Volume  18
Issue  3 Pages  311-6
PubMed ID  10703747 Mgi Jnum  J:61219
Mgi Id  MGI:1354579 Citation  Lojda Z, et al. (1999) Are intestinal tumours in Apc+/-mice a suitable model of colorectal carcinoma in man?. Gen Physiol Biophys 18(3):311-6
abstractText  In snap frozen sections of the duodenum, jejunum, ileum, the right and left colon of APC+/-mice mucosubstances, activities of brush border glycosidases and proteases, immunoreactivity of sucrase and activities of some enzymes of pericellular proteolysis were studied. Multiple adenomas (tubular or tubulovillous) the numbers of which decreased in the aboral direction occurred in the small intestine. Two tubulovillous adenomas with dysplastic nuclei but with no invasion were found in the right colon. The morphological and histochemical findings resembled those of human colorectal tumours. Activities of brush border enzymes and sucrase immunoreactivity were decreased to various extent or were not present at all. The findings fluctuated even within the same section. Activities of enzymes of pericellular proteolysis were slightly increased in comparison with non affected mucosa. This model is suitable and deserves further studies.
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