… Moreover, if our reasoning holds true, that glutamate release from tumors into the peritumoral
brain tissue may contribute to seizures, then phenylglycine compounds may reduce the …

… All glioma cell lines were maintained in tissue culture with Dulbecco’s modified Eagle’s …
human brain tissues and 17 human gliomas (A) as well as from five human glioma cell lines (GB-…

… glioblastoma cell invasion, including the routes followed by glioblastoma cells, the interaction
of tumor cells … Invasive glioblastoma cells diffusely infiltrate into normal brain tissue, which …

… migration and invasion into the surrounding normal brain tissue. A common feature of both
… BT4Cn glioma cells changed the growth characteristics of the tumors induced by these cells …

… Invasion of glioma cells into surrounding brain tissue may be associated with at least two
processes, both of which defeat the immune surveillance mechanisms of the host: (i) …

… brain tissue. A reduction in the PUFA content of glioma cells relative to normal brain tissue
could contribute to the relative resistance of gliomas to therapy. This might provide the basis …

… r in glioma cell invasiveness has not been studied. Here we report the effect of EGF on glioma
growth, glioma cell migration, and glioma … The propensity of gliomas to invade brain tissue …

… human glioma. We further show that glioma cell lines maintained under standard cell culture
… in situ, that is, that invade sur rounding normal brain tissue. The expression of BEHAB by in …

… , invading cells, and cell groups. We suggest that type VI collagen may be involved in tumor
cells infiltration and invasion of healthy rat brain tissues. Furthermore, the brain tissue culture …

… microarray and immunohistochemistry, we evaluated BRG1 staining in 190 glioma tissues,
8 normal brain tissues and 8 tumor adjacent normal brain tissues. We studied glioma cell …