Malignant Progression of SV40-immortalised Human Milk Epithelial Cells

Overview

Journal Br J Cancer

Specialty Oncology

Date 1993 Nov 1

PMID 8217602

Citations 3

Authors

A Yilmaz

A C Gaide

B Sordat

Z Borbenyi

H Lahm

A Imam

M Schreyer

N ODARTCHENKO

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Abstract

A human breast epithelial cell line (Hu-MI), established by microinjecting SV40 DNA into human milk epithelial cells, exhibits the phenotype of luminal epithelial cells and is neither clonogenic nor tumorigenic. From this cell line we have selected two sublines, HuMI-T and HuMI-TTul, reflecting different stages of spontaneous transformation. HuMI-T cells grow anchorage-independently, but do not induce tumours in nude mice. HuMI-TTul cells are clonogenic as well as tumorigenic. Cells from both lines exhibit polymorphic structural and numerical chromosome aberrations. Immortalisation of normal luminal epithelial cells from human mammary gland with SV40 DNA alone may thus cause random genetic changes eventually resulting in tumorigenic cell lines. Since Hu-MI, HuMI-T and HuMI-TTul represent some of the consecutive stages taking place during cellular transformation, they are particularly suited as a novel in vitro model system to study progression of human breast cancer.

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