Subcutaneously Inoculated C lls and Implanted Pancreatic Cancer Tissue Show Different Patterns of Metastases in Syrian Golden

Context We studied behavior of the subcutaneously implanted pancreatic tumors and the process of metastasis using yngeneic Syrian golden hamsters. Design HaP-T1, a cell line derived from nitrosamine-induced pancreatic cancer in Syrian golden hamsters was used for this experiment. Thirty-five animals were divided into two groups: subcutaneous cell inoculation and subcutaneous tissue implantation. The tumor tissue was obtained from subcutaneously implanted cancer cells. One month after implantation, the tumors were resected and studied histopathologically