… glioma cells into isogeneic solid brain tissue in organ culture (9). Here the glioma cells invaded
and replaced the brain tissue… complete destruction of the normal tissue. Although such an …

… Because some residual glioma cells always remain in the tumor resection … the brain tissue
response to SBI can also participate to glioma recurrence at the resection margin. Brain tissue …

… Despite the ability of U251 glioma cells to navigate diverse brain … of glioblastoma invasion
into the brain. Compared with white matter tracts, vasculature is more correlated with glioma …

… The invasion of neoplastic cells into healthy brain tissue is a pathologic hallmark of gliomas
and … Transformed glial cells share the common attributes of the invasion process, including …

… In conclusion, we have shown that normal brain tissue has the ability to produce … confronted
with invading glioma cells. Our results show that the glioma cells express specific integrins …

… gliomas. Results: High levels of cx43 were observed in all normal brain tissue and in glioma
… weak in grade III gliomas and almost undetectable in grade IV gliomas. Conclusions: Our …

… In summary, tumor cells were cultured from histologically normal brain acquired from a …
glioma cells (and hence the inadequacy of frozen-section evaluation of resection margins). Cell …

… cells, it is conceivable that malignant astrocytes have lost this ability due to dedifferentiation.
Alternatively, glioma cells … , eventually leading to BBB disruption within invaded brain tissue. …

… analysis of glioma cell infiltration in living brain tissue and reveals that the migration and
proliferation of transplanted glioma cells is directed by interactions with host brain vasculature. …

… dermally derived brain tumors has been less well in… gliomas critically depend on the
interaction of glioma cells with the ECM, such as the diffuse invasion of brain tissue by glioma cells …