Female balb c nude mice
Female BALB/c nude mice are a laboratory mouse model that lacks a functional immune system due to a genetic mutation. They are commonly used in biomedical research, particularly for the study of human cancer and the evaluation of new therapies.
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53 protocols using female balb c nude mice
Establishing Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Model
Colorectal Cancer Cell Line Characterization
Biodistribution of Nanoparticles in Breast Cancer Xenograft Model
Tumor-bearing mice were established by inoculating a suspension of 1×107 MCF-7/ADR cells (subcutaneously injected) into the right axillary fossa. When the tumor volume reached approximately 50–100 mm3, DIR-loaded LR, PSLR, and EPSLR were administrated via the tail vein of xenograft mice. The distribution of nanocomplexes in MCF-7/ADR tumor-bearing nude mice was analyzed using a near-infrared fluorescence imaging system (Carestream Health, Inc., Rochester, NY, USA). Then, the mice were sacrificed and tumor and the main organs, including heart, liver, spleen, lung, kidney, and brain, removed. Each organ or tumor was immersed in saline solutions followed by measurement of fluorescence intensity.
Xenograft Tumor Growth Assay in Nude Mice
Targeting Tumor Growth with Avasimibe and Nystatin
Xenograft Model of Breast Cancer
Breast Cancer Xenograft Tumor Model
Establishment of Subcutaneous Glioma Model in Mice
Xenograft Mouse Model of Lung Cancer
Xenograft Model of Human Osteosarcoma
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