Research Article

Tumor Take Rate Optimization for Colorectal Carcinoma Patient-Derived Xenograft Models

Table 2


Tumor IDOutcomeDays frozen
No cooling24 h cooling

HROC107M1(+/+); M2(+/)M3(−/+); M4(−/+)293
HROC118M1(−/+); M2(−/)M3(−/+); M4(−/+)174
HROC119M1(−/); M2(−/)M3(−/); M4(−/)154
HROC122M1(−/); M2(−/)M3(−/); M4(−/)130
HROC123M1(+/); M2(−/)M3(−/); M4(−/)130
HROC125M1(−/); M2(−/)M3(−/); M4(−/)74
HROC129M1(+/+); M2(−/+)M3(−/); M4(−/)61
HROC130M1(−/+); M2(−/)M3(−/); M4(−/)57
HROC131M1(+/+); M2(+/+)M3(+/+); M4(+/+)54
HROC135M1(−/+); M2(−/)M3(−/); M4(−/+)40
Ø Matrigel6/202/20
With Matrigel8/207/20

A total of 4 mice were implanted on both flanks with human CRC tissue samples. M denotes individual animals xenografted; the outcome is given in parentheses as index + (outgrowing tumor) or index − (no outgrowth). Tumor tissues presoaked with Matrigel are indicated in underlined signs. The overall number of successful sites with and without the addition of Matrigel is given for the total of 20 sides implanted.