Dermal Granulomatous Inflammation to Cornified Cells

SSIN mice are very sensitive to tumor promoters in two-stage skin carcinogenesis protocols. It was recently reported that SSIN mice have fewer CD8+ T-cells than other strains of mice and develop a weaker cytotoxic T-cell response upon challenge with an allogeneic tumor transplant. The significance of this muted immune response to processes involved in two-stage carcinogenesis depends on the immunogenicity of the tumors generated in such protocols. Although they have low CD8+ T-cell contents, SSIN rejected a variety of subcutaneously transplanted allogeneic murine tumors. Analyses of the growth of primary papillomas derived from 7,12-dimethylbenz[a]anthracene-initiated/12-O-tetradecanoylphorbol-13-ac etate-promoted SSIN mice and then subcutaneously transplanted into triple-deficient (bg-nu-xid), athymic nude and immune-competent and immunosuppressed SSIN mice revealed that few tumors took and tumor takes were not markedly influenced by the immumological status of the transplant recipient. Two tumor cell lines (RS1 and RS2) were derived from the transplantation studies and could be passaged in normal SSIN mice (H-2q haplotype). Both tumors were squamous cell carcinomas (SCCs) by the second in vivo passage and were rejected in allogeneic mice (BALB/c) but grew in FVB/N mice, a strain having the H-2q haplotype. Transplantation studies revealed that prior exposure to RS1 and RS2 did not prime SSIN mice to reject a subsequent tumor challenge. Three primary SCC tumors derived from SSIN mice in a two-stage carcinogenesis protocol also grew when subcutaneously transplanted in SSIN mice and could be serially passaged. Consequently, the epidermal SCCs that develop in two-stage carcinogenesis protocols appear to be nonimmunogenic.

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Mohs Micrographic Surgery

Garcés

2013

Skin Cancer

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Dermal Granulomatous Inflammation to Cornified Cells

Abstract: In the setting of suspected or proved cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma, GRC signifies the presence of viable neoplasm and warrants additional tissue resection.

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Transplantation analyses of the immunogenicity of epidermal tumors generated in murine skin two-stage carcinogenesis protocols

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