Malignant progression of B16 melanoma cells induced in vitro by growth factors produced by highly malignant cells.

G3.5* conversion that resulted in acquisition of growth autonomy; and (3) a heat-, acid- and trypsin-sensitive > 10 kDa activity induced G3.5*-->G3.26 conversion, characterized by anchorage-independent growth in soft agar, and potent lung colonization following intravenous injection. Phenotype analysis of G3.12 tumors and lung metastases revealed that G3.5*-like cells were regularly present in tumors and metastases, whereas G3.26-like cells occurred almost exclusively in large lung metastases. While G3.12 cells might convert to G3.5* cells in order to disseminate, G3.26 cells are apparently not involved in metastatic spread but probably account for the rapid growth of established metastases. -->
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Grant Information: CA 49835 United States CA NCI NIH HHS
Substance Nomenclature: 0 (Culture Media, Serum-Free)
0 (Growth Substances)
Entry Date(s): Date Created: 19950301 Date Completed: 19950407 Latest Revision: 20200304
Update Code: 20231215
DOI: 10.1007/BF00133615
PMID: 7882613
Autor: Stackpole CW; Department of Experimental Pathology, New York Medical College, New York., Groszek L, Kalbag SS
Jazyk: angličtina
Zdroj: Clinical & experimental metastasis [Clin Exp Metastasis] 1995 Mar; Vol. 13 (2), pp. 105-15.
DOI: 10.1007/BF00133615
Abstrakt: Four mouse B16 melanoma subclones (G3.15, G3.5, G3.12 and G3.26) exhibit progressively greater growth capacity in vitro and in vivo. Previously, non-metastatic G3.15 cells were sequentially converted, in monolayer cultures, to the moderately-metastatic G3.5 cells, and then to a highly-metastatic G3.5* phenotype. Both conversions were induced by hypoxia followed by confluence, and also occurred in tumors. G3.5* cells were comparable with, yet distinguishable from, G3.12 cells in being growth-autonomous in culture. In this study, the presumption that rapidly-growing G3.26 cells represented the ultimate progression step in this clonal system was examined. Both G3.12 and G3.5* cells converted in vitro to the G3.26 phenotype during growth in serum-free medium conditioned by G3.26 cell growth. By selective filtration of conditioned medium and characterization of the stability of growth- and conversion-promoting activities, three distinct activities were found to promote a two-step G3.12 to G3.26 phenotype conversion: (1) a < 10 kDa filtrate stimulated slight attachment and proliferation of G3.12 cells, effects that were reversible, partly attributable to accumulated lactate, and fully mimicked by medium acidification to pH 6.5; (2) medium acidification, together with a heat- and acid-stable but partially trypsin-sensitive > 10 kDa activity, induced G3.12-->G3.5* conversion that resulted in acquisition of growth autonomy; and (3) a heat-, acid- and trypsin-sensitive > 10 kDa activity induced G3.5*-->G3.26 conversion, characterized by anchorage-independent growth in soft agar, and potent lung colonization following intravenous injection. Phenotype analysis of G3.12 tumors and lung metastases revealed that G3.5*-like cells were regularly present in tumors and metastases, whereas G3.26-like cells occurred almost exclusively in large lung metastases. While G3.12 cells might convert to G3.5* cells in order to disseminate, G3.26 cells are apparently not involved in metastatic spread but probably account for the rapid growth of established metastases.
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