Übersetzung für 'tumor bearing' von Englisch nach Deutsch

tumor-bearing {adj} {pres-p} [Am.] [e.g. rats, mice]

tumortragend [z. B. Ratten, Mäuse]med.VetMed.

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tumor of the cerebellopontine angle <tumor of the CPA> [Am.]

Kleinhirnbrückenwinkeltumor {m} <LBW-Tumor>med.

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tumor [Am.]

Wucherung {f}med.

Tumor {m}med.

Geschwulst {f} [auch {n}]med.

tumor-like {adj}

geschwulstähnlichmed.

geschwulstartigmed.

tumor spread [Am.]

Tumorausbreitung {f}med.

spermatocystic tumor [Am.]

Bläschendrüsentumor {m}med.

tumor spheroids [Am.]

Tumorsphäroide {pl}med.

Brenner tumor [Am.]

Brenner-Tumor {m}med.

duodenal tumor [Am.]

Duodenaltumor {m}med.

pituitary tumor [Am.]

Hypophysentumor {m}med.

ileocaecal tumor [Am.]

Ileozäkaltumor {m}med.

tumor induction [Am.]

Tumorinduktion {f}biochem.

melanocytic tumor [Am.]

melanozytärer Tumor {m}med.

tumor promotion [Am.]

Tumorpromotion {f}med.

peritoneal tumor [Am.]

Peritonealtumor {m}med.

tumor growth [Am.]

Tumorwachstum {n}med.

tumor center [Am.]

Tumorzentrum {n}med.

tumor register [Am.]

Tumorregister {n}med.

• The results demonstrated that this compound increased survival of the tumor bearing hamsters compared with controls.
• Fawzia Fahim showed that "a single IAA treatment of tumor-bearing mice significantly increased the levels of plasma lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) activity, while it also significantly decreased the levels of plasma glucose and liver total protein, RNA and DNA, compared to normal controls."
• Other studies dealt with metabolic changes during cachexia of tumor-bearing animals.
• In her position, she oversees and manages the operations of the Comparative Oncology Trials Consortium (COTC), which designs and executes clinical trials of new cancer therapies in tumor-bearing pet dogs.
• Then, it was elaborated by demonstrating that dendritic cells(DCs) exposed to mRNA coding for specific antigens or to total mRNA extracted from tumor cells and injected into tumor-bearing mice induced T cell immune responses and inhibited the growth of tumors.

• This has led to the theory that the virus is transmitted by the infection of oocytes in tumor-bearing female frogs.
• This preference has been bolstered by numerous adoptive transfer studies in which CD8+ T cell lines and CD8+ clones specific for tumor antigens (that have been stimulated "in vitro") can mediate anti-tumor immunity when transferred back into tumor-bearing hosts; furthermore, recent reports suggest that immunization (using either adjuvant or dendritic cells with pure tumor peptides) can result in productive anti-tumor immunity that is restricted by MHC class I.