ArticleAnimal models and experimental medicine2026
Characterizing a murine breast cancer mouse model reveals chromosomal abnormalities in structure and number of single-cell clones and the presence of rare cancer stem cell-like phenotypes.
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Realistic models for cancer research representing disease progression that commensurately respond to therapeutics consistent with clinical observation are the holy grail for pre-clinical research and screening. Although such an ideal is elusive, well-characterized in vivo models facilitate our understanding of disease, progression, and therapeutic opportunities. Here, we characterize a commonly used syngeneic BALB/c mouse model of triple negative breast cancer (4T1) after establishing tumors in their flanks. Tumors developed at the subcutaneous injection site for all experimental mice and their volumes were monitored. We quantified a rare subset of breast cancer stem-like cells (CSCs), classified as CD44
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