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. 1982;103(1):31-8.
doi: 10.1007/BF00410303.

Experimental model for liver metastasis formation using Lewis lung tumor

Experimental model for liver metastasis formation using Lewis lung tumor

L Kopper et al. J Cancer Res Clin Oncol. 1982.

Abstract

A new experimental model is introduced for liver metastases using intrasplenically injected Lewis lung tumor cells. The appearance of liver metastases was studied in the presence and after the removal of primary tumor. The tumorous foci in the liver proved to be natural metastases and increased in number blocking the activity of the Kupffer cells by carragheenan. This model provides a useful tool to study different aspects of liver metastases.

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