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Figure 2. Setup and characterization of the xenopatient platform. A, generation of xenopatients. After surgical removal from patient, each metastatic colorectal cancer specimen was cut in small pieces and 2 fragments were implanted in 2 mice. After engraftment and tumor mass formation, the tumors were passaged and expanded for 2 generations until production of 2 cohorts, each consisting of 12 mice. These were randomized for treatment with placebo (6 mice) or cetuximab (6 mice). B, xenografted tumors retained the histopathologic characteristics of original samples. Hematoxylin and eosin stains of representative cases with different morphologic features. In some instances, both fresh and passaged lesions displayed a well-differentiated phenotype, with cells describing irregular pluristratified tubular/acinar structures with multiple lumens embedded in a scarce stromal matrix. Other samples had a clear-cell appearance or featured high nuclear grade and areas of necrosis. In some cases, discohesive mucus-secreting cells defined a moderately differentiated phenotype typical of mucinuos adenocarcinoma, with signet-ring elements showing peripheral nuclear delocalization and abundant intervening stroma associated with desmoplastic reaction. Finally, a few tumors exhibited high-grade pleomorphism and could be pathologically classified as poorly differentiated adenocarcinomas. Scale bar, 50 ¦Ìm. C, genetic concordance between xenografts and their original counterparts. Similar groups of samples are evidenced by applying a Pearson-based hierarchical clustering to copy number calls[7]
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Figure 3. The response to cetuximab treatment and genetic profile of GC-PDX models. Panel A: The PDX-GC models are sorted by the tumor response to cetuximab (DT/DC). The responders at the right part display higher EGFR mRNA level and IHC staining intensity, and the only two cases (GA0075 and GA0152, CN . 5) of gene amplification. Panel B: The representative images of responders and non-responders. The responders GA0152 and GA0075 display IHC score 31, and gene amplification (GA0075, CN 5 5.8; GA0152, CN . 15), while non-responders GA0119 and GA0139 are with IHC low expression and no gene amplification. Left: Representative tumor growth curves of responders and non-responders. Middle: IHC analysis of tumor models; Right: Dual-color FISH assay in gastric carcinoma. Probe for EGFR locus is labeled in red and CEP7 labeled in green. Blue: Nuclei.[8]
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Figure 4. Establishment and testing of PDTX models. Excess tumour specimens not needed for clinical diagnosis are obtained from the consented patients (F0). Non-necrotic areas of these tumours are sectioned into ~3 mm3 pieces and, after processing, implanted subcutaneously into anaesthetized 5-week to 6-week-old female athymic nude mice. During the engraftment phase, tumours are allowed to establish and grow and then are harvested upon reaching a size of 1,500 mm3 (F1). Similar protocols are employed for subsequent expansion cohort (F2) and treatment cohort (F3 ¡ Fn). Typically, biological assays are performed on tumours in early generations (¡ÜF5); these biological assays include drug efficacy studies, rational combination studies and the development of predictive biomarkers for novel targeted therapies. If the developed biomarkers achieved accurate prediction in a validation set of PDTX models (or ¡®xenopatients¡¯), they might be translated into early phase clinical trials as tools for patient selection strategies. Abbreviations: PDTX, patient-derived tumour xenografts; RES, resistant; SEN, sensitive.[9]
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[8] A subset of gastric cancers with EGFR amplification and overexpression respond to cetuximab therapy
[9] Patient-derived tumour xenografts as models for oncology drug development
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