VARIETY OF TUMOR MODELS FOR TESTING ANTITUM TREATMENT ACTIVITY OF SUBSTANCES IN MICE
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Keywords

ОПУХОЛЕВЫЕ МОДЕЛИ IN VIVO
REVIEW
CANCER
MICE
CANCER MODELS IN VIVO
ANTICANCER DRUGS
ADVANTAGES
DISADVANTAGES

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Nekhaeva, T., Chernov, A., Toropova, Y., Galagudza, M., & Baldueva, I. (2020). VARIETY OF TUMOR MODELS FOR TESTING ANTITUM TREATMENT ACTIVITY OF SUBSTANCES IN MICE. Voprosy Onkologii, 66(4), 353–363. https://doi.org/10.37469/0507-3758-2020-66-4-353-363

Abstract

Selection of tolerated and toxic doses, schemes of therapy for new anticancer drugs, assessment of its toxicity, pharmacokinetics, metabolism, study of the mechanism of action and tumor sensitivity are carried out using models of human tumors in mice. The review contains a diverse description of experimental models (transplantable, genetically engineered, humanized, autochthonous, orthotopic, heterotopic and metastatic) tumors using laboratory mice. The advantages, disadvantages, directions and specific features of the use of mouse models, their role in the study of mechanisms of action of antitumor drugs are considered on the examples of recent research.
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