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Efficacy of Dietary Antioxidants Combined with a Chemotherapeutic Agent on Human Colon Cancer Progression in a Fluorescent Orthotopic Mouse Model

HUAIYU MA, TAPAS DAS, SUZETTE PEREIRA, ZHIJIAN YANG, MING ZHAO, PRADIP MUKERJI and ROBERT M. HOFFMAN
Anticancer Research July 2009, 29 (7) 2421-2426;
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    Average food intake of mice in study groups. See Materials and Methods for details.

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    The body weight of each mouse was recorded once a week to determine systemic toxicity. In the cisplatin-treatment groups, the mean body weight declined >18%, which suggested that i.p. cisplatin administration had toxicity.

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    Whole-body images of one representative mouse from each group are shown. Real-time evaluation of therapeutic interventions on colon tumor growth and metastasis was facilitated by noninvasive fluorescence imaging. Treatment efficacy on orthotopically-implanted human colon tumors was visible in live mice by GFP fluorescence. The white arrows indicate primary tumor growth.

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    GFP images of primary tumor in the orthotopic COLO-205 GFP mouse model from a representative mouse from each group at the time of autopsy. White arrows show the primary colon tumor. Treatment efficacy on tumor growth of orthotopically-implanted human colon tumors in each group was visible by fluorescence. No metastasis was observed in the mice in any of the cisplatin-treated groups.

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HUAIYU MA, TAPAS DAS, SUZETTE PEREIRA, ZHIJIAN YANG, MING ZHAO, PRADIP MUKERJI, ROBERT M. HOFFMAN
Anticancer Research Jul 2009, 29 (7) 2421-2426;

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Anticancer Research Jul 2009, 29 (7) 2421-2426;
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