SW-620 In Vivo Metastasis Assay (CAT#: ITS-1122-YF840)

SW-620

Human

SW620 [SW-620] cells are isolated from the large intestine of a 51-year-old male Dukes C colorectal cancer patient. The cells can be used for cancer and toxicology research.

SW620

Colorectal Adenocarcinoma; Colon Cancer

Oncology

In Vivo Metastasis Assay

SW-620-cell based In Vivo Metastasis Assay

Metastasis is defined as the formation of tumors that are discontinuous from the primary tumor. These secondary tumors can be at nearby or distant sites and can form, following the dissemination of cells via lymphatic, hematogenous, coelomic cavities, or epithelial cavities. Metastasis is not equivalent to invasion, adhesion, growth rate, susceptibility to immune cell killing, or any of the many steps in the metastatic cascade. These processes are necessary for successful colonization of the secondary sites, but they are not sufficient for a cell to be metastatic. Analysis of tumor growth and metastasis of human cancers requires the use of immunodeficient animals. Please contact us to learn more and offer the best-fit proposals for your program.

Oncology In Vivo Assays