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ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Research on the bioactivity of isoquercetin extracted from marestail on bladder cancer EJ cell and the mechanism of its occurrence

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Pages 859-864 | Received 04 Nov 2014, Accepted 01 Dec 2014, Published online: 04 Feb 2015

Figures & data

Table I. Main equipments and reagents.

Figure 1. HE dyeing of bladder cancer EJ cell.

Figure 1. HE dyeing of bladder cancer EJ cell.

Figure 2. EJ cell activity counted by trypan blue counting before and after isoquercetin treatment.

Figure 2. EJ cell activity counted by trypan blue counting before and after isoquercetin treatment.

Table II. Cell activity after isoquercetin treatment at different time points (%).

Figure 3. Distribution of bladder cancer EJ cell cycle analyzed by flow cytometry, before and after isoquercetin treatment.

Figure 3. Distribution of bladder cancer EJ cell cycle analyzed by flow cytometry, before and after isoquercetin treatment.

Figure 4. IHC detection of STAT3 in human bladder cancer tissue.

Figure 4. IHC detection of STAT3 in human bladder cancer tissue.

Figure 5. IHC detection of the expression of STAT3 in human bladder cancer tissue.

Figure 5. IHC detection of the expression of STAT3 in human bladder cancer tissue.

Figure 6. STAT3 immunocytochemistry in human bladder cancer EJ cell.

Figure 6. STAT3 immunocytochemistry in human bladder cancer EJ cell.

Figure 7. PIAS3 immunocytochemistry in human bladder cancer EJ cell.

Figure 7. PIAS3 immunocytochemistry in human bladder cancer EJ cell.

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