P. Sur et al., A fraction isolated from Ehrlich ascites carcinoma as an antitumor and differentiating agent against human leukemic cell ML-2, NEOPLASMA, 47(2), 2000, pp. 114-117
Lipopolysaccharide fraction isolated from Ehrlich ascites carcinoma (E-LPS)
was investigated as an antitumor agent against human leukemia cell ML-2. M
arked cell growth inhibition was observed with ML-2 cell accompanied by inh
ibition of DNA synthesis and perturbation of cell cycle. Induction of diffe
rentiation in treated ML-2 cells was observed as indicated by morphological
maturation, NBT reducing activity and indirect immunofluorescence.