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pubmed-article:9821307pubmed:abstractTextWe introduced two mutant genes (beige; bg that induces the deficiency of natural killer (NK) activity and xid that decreases the production of immunoglobulin) into KSN nude mice with high reproductive performances. We produced KSN bg/bg(nu/nu) (KSN-bg), KSN-xid/xid(nu/nn) (KSN-xid), KSN xid/xid,bg/bg(nu/nu) (KSN-BNX) and KSN-nu/+ (KS) mice by back-cross (cross-intercross method). All strains showed as high a reproductivity rate as the parental KSN mice. KSN-xid and KSN-BNX mice had a reduced percentage of B220 positive cells in the spleens compared to KSN and KSN-bg mice, but they showed increased percentages of Thy-1 and asialo GM1 positive cells. The serum immunoglobulin concentrations of KSN-BNX were as low as KSN-xid. Both KSN-bg and KSN-BNX mice showed deficient NK activity in spleens, whereas KSN-xid mice showed an elevated NK activity. Compared to nude mice, the growth of both human tumor cell TCO-1 and BxPc-3 transplanted subcutaneously was enhanced in KSN-BNX mice. However Panc-1 cells that was rejected in nude mice was not accepted in KSN-BNX mice. Liver metastasis of human pancreatic tumor cells; Capan-1, BxPc-3 and MIAPaCa-2 were studied. No significant difference was observed in the percentage of metastasis formed mice between nude and KSN-BNX mice.lld:pubmed
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