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    β-lapachone induced cell death in human hepatoma (HepA2) cells
    (F. Hernández y Juan F. Madrid. Universidad de Murcia. Departamento de Biología Celular e Histología, 1998) Lai, C.C.; Liu, T. J.; Ho, L. K.; Don, M. J.; Chau, Y. P.
    In present study we studied the cytotoxic effects of B-lapachone, a potent anticancer drug, on the human hepatoma cell line (HepA2) under serum-free condition. Most cells died after 2 ,uM B-Iapachone addition at 48 hours. No apoptotic characteristics of DNA ladder was documented by agarose DNA electrophoresis. The blockage of cell cycle at S phase and unscheduled DNA synthesis were demonstrated by flow cytometric analysis and anti-bromodeoxyuridine immunocytochemistry. Ultrastructural observation showed that the swollen mitochondria, dilatation and vesiculation of rER and proliferation of peroxisome-like granules appeared within the cytoplasm of HepA2 cells following drug treatment. Using enzyme cytochemistry, both peroxidase and acid phosphatase activities but not catalase activity were localised in these peroxisome-like granules. Therefore, these results suggested that (a) 13- lapachone has a novel cytotoxic effect on human hepatoma cell; (2) B-lapachone induces the interruption of the cell cycle and unscheduled DNA synthesis in HepA2 cells; and (3) B-lapachone promotes the proliferation of peroxisome-like granules containing peroxidase and acid phosphatase activities without evidence of catalase activity in hepatoma cell line.

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