Literature DB >> 16130898

Establishment and characterization of EB virus-free normal B-lymphocyte and interleukin-6-producing poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma cell lines derived from gastric tumor tissue.

Satoshi Ohi1, Hisashi Hashimoto, Toshiaki Tachibana, Isao Tabei, Masako Nakajima, Kahei Sato, Katsuhiko Yanaga, Hiroshi Ishikawa.   

Abstract

We successfully established two cell lines, an adenocarcinoma cell line (designated as HIGS) and Epstein-Barr virus-free normal B-lymphocyte cell line (designated as HIGS-BL), derived from a moderately to poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma of the stomach, and examined their characteristics. The tumor delivered to our laboratory from an operating room was cut into small pieces and cultured on the dishes. HIGS and HIGS-BL were established from each individual dish after the onset of primary culture. Although their culture methods were the same, the HIGS cell line was not established from the dishes growing HIGS-BL cells. In addition, HIGS-BL cells were scarcely observed in the HIGS cell dishes. Because of these factors, we have considered until now that HIGS-BL cells may inhibit the growth of HIGS cells or cause damage to HIGS cells by unknown mechanisms. Injection of HIGS-BL cells, other B-lymphocyte cell lines, or the conditioned media of HIGS-BL cells into nude mice bearing HIGS-grafted tumors was performed individually. When HIGS and HIGS-BL cells were co-cultured in the same dishes, HIGS-BL cells inhibited the proliferation of HIGS cells. The inhibition of grafted tumor growth was confirmed by the injection of not only the HIGS-BL cells but also the B-lymphocytes. Furthermore, this inhibition was only observed when the conditioned medium of B-lymphocytes was injected into the nude mice. These results suggested that the secretory products by general B-lymphocytes (including HIGS-BL) have some ability to inhibit the proliferation of HIGS cells. In addition, susceptibility tests to anti-cancer drugs suggested that HIGS cells were sensitive to CDDP, ADM and MMC, and HIGS-BL cells were sensitive to CDDP. If CDDP was used for chemotherapy in the patient, the drug produced atrophy of HIGS-BL cells. The study about HIGS and HIGS-BL cells reported the necessity for novel therapeutic approaches in oncotherapy.

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Year:  2005        PMID: 16130898     DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-0774.2005.tb00055.x

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Hum Cell        ISSN: 0914-7470            Impact factor:   4.174


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