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1Department of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences and Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine,Queen’s University, Kingston, 2Department of Chemical and Physical Sciences,University of Toronto, Mississauga, 3Department of Laboratory Medicine, Brampton Civic Hospital Campus,William Osler Health System, 4Latner Thoracic Surgery Research Laboratories
Chapters
- 00:05Introduction
- 01:24Plating and Differentiation Induction of HC11 Cells
- 03:363D Growth and Differentiation Induction of EpH4 Cells in EHS Matrix
- 06:24Western Blotting for β-Casein
- 07:42Results: Assessment of HC11 and EpH4 Cell Differentiation
- 08:49Conclusion
Descrevemos técnicas de indução de diferenciação de duas linhas epiteliais mamárias, HC11 e EpH4. Embora ambos exijam soro fetal, insulina e prolactina para produzir proteínas lácteas, as células EpH4 podem se diferenciar totalmente das mamografias na cultura tridimensional. Esses modelos complementares são úteis para estudos de transdução de sinal de diferenciação e neoplasia.
