Figure 2
From: The role of tumour-derived iNOS in tumour progression and angiogenesis
Effect of antisense iNOS on tumour growth in vivo. (A) Normalised growth rates of tumours derived from parental C6 (n=6), AS7 (2 × 106, n=5) or AS12 (1 × 106, n=5) cells, grown subcutaneously in the flanks of female nude mice. Data points are mean±1 s.e.m. Note the significantly slower growth rate of AS7 and AS12 tumours. (B) Western blot of AS7 and C6 tumour homogenates, showing reduced expression of iNOS in the AS7 tumours.
