Cancer dormancy: Studies of the murine BCL1 lymphoma

Jonathan W. Uhr, Thomas Tucker, Richard D. May, Henry Siu, Ellen S. Vitetta

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Abstract

Dormancy in the murine BCL1 lymphoma can be induced by several strategies including cytoreductive therapy of mice with large tumor burdens and challenge of allogeneic chimeric mice or idiotype-immunized mice with BCL1 tumor. Dormant tumor cells were isolated from the spleens of the chimeric mice and the majority were shown to be noncycling. In idiotype-immunized mice that had lost dormancy, tumor growth occurred at a relatively rapid rate. A proportion of idiotype-immunized mice that had lost dormancy spontaneously regressed and then again relapsed; in these mice, the serum antiidiotypic levels were inversely related to the tumor burden.

Original languageEnglish (US)
Pages (from-to)5045s-5053s
JournalCancer research
Volume51
Issue number18 SUPPL.
StatePublished - Sep 15 1991

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Oncology
  • Cancer Research

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