Prostate cancer mouse model and treatments
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Corresponding Organization : Veterans Health Administration
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- Injection of 1.0×10^6 prostate cells subcutaneously into the flanks of 6–8 week old male FVB mice
- Surgical castration of mice when tumors reached 1000mm^3
- Treatment with 50mg/kg/day BMS-777607 (Selleck Chemicals) or methylcellulose (vehicle) via oral gavage
- Injection of clodrosome (Encapsula Nanosciences CLD8909) for macrophage depletion every 3 days
- Tumor growth measured via calipers and volume determined by the formula 0.5×Length×Width^2
- Mice were maintained under specific pathogen-free conditions
- Experimental protocols were approved by the University of Cincinnati IACUC
- Hi-Myc mice (FVB-Tg(ARR2/Pbsn-MYC)7Key/Nci, Strain # 01XK8) were crossed with ARR2Pb-RON strain B mice
- Positive control: Methylcellulose (vehicle) treatment
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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