Cell Movement and Neoplasia. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cell Tissue and Organ Culture Study Group, Held at the Janssen Research Foundation, Beerse, Belgium, May 1979

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Page vii, M. De Brabander, M. Mareel, L. De Ridder
Serum α2M: a Cell Attachment Factor?, Pages 3-9, M. Brugmans, J.J. Cassiman
Receptor-mediated Uptake of α2Macroglobulin-protease Complexes by Cultured Cells, Pages 11-12, F. Van Leuven, J.J. Cassiman
Inhibition of Plasminogen Activator by Sera from Tumor-bearing Mice, Pages 13-20, B. Nagy
Tubulin Localisation in Whole, Glutaraldehyde Fixed Cells, viewed with Stereo High-voltage Electron Microscopy, Pages 21-28, J. De Mey, M. De Brabander, G. Geuens, J.J. Wolosewick, M. Joniau, K.R. Porter
The Organized Assembly and Function of the Microtubule System throughout the Cell Cycle, Pages 29-40, M. De Brabander, G. Geuens, J. De Mey, M. Joniau
Essay of Characterization of Skin Fibroblasts derived from Patients with Mammary Tumours. II - Biological Properties of Cell Cultures from Different Body Sites, Pages 43-51, B. Azzarone, A. Macieira-Coelho, M. Mareel
A New Approach to the in vitro Study of Neoplastic Cell Social Behaviour with a New Light Microscopy Method of Bidirectional Image Transfer, Pages 53-60, P. Vesely, M. Malý
Histokinetic Responses of Epithelial Cells in Histophysiologic Gradient Culture, Pages 61-64, J. Leighton, R. Tchao, W. Johnson, N. Abaza
An Embryological Model of Non-malignant Invasion or Ingression, Pages 65-75, L. Vakaet, Chr. Vanroelen, L. Andries
The Interaction of Normal and Malignant Rat Liver Epithelial in Culture, Pages 79-85, P.T. Iype
Methods for Morphological and Biochemical Analysis of Invasion in vitro, Pages 87-95, M. Mareel, E. Bruyneel, G. De Bruyne, C. Dragonetti
Quantitative Analysis of Invasiveness in vitro, Pages 97-102, L. de Ridder
Influence of Anti-cancer Agents on Growth, Migration and Invasion of Malignant Fibroblastic Cells, Pages 103-109, G. Storme, M. Mareel
Phagocytosis of Host Tissue by Invasive Malignant Cells, Pages 111-119, M.C. Van Peteghem
In vitro Studies of the Invasiveness of Cultured Malignant, “Spontaneously” Transformed and Normal Human Bladder Cells, Pages 121-130, P. Don, J. Kieler, M. Vilien
Invasiveness of Neutrophil Leukocytes, Pages 131-147, Peter B. Armstrong
Embryo Implantation and Trophoblast Invasion, Pages 151-162, H.-W. Denker
Locomotory Behavior of a BI6 Melanoma Variant Line Selected for Increased Invasiveness, Pages 163-169, I.R. Hart
Some Further Characteristics of Human Mesothelioma Cells, Pages 171-177, E. Nissen, W. Arnold, H. Weiss, St. Tanneberger
Invasiveness of Malignant Mouse Fibroblasts in vivo, Pages 179-185, C. Meyvisch, R. Van Cauwenberge
The Role of Cell Movement in Tumor Invasion: a General Appraisal, Pages 187-191, P. Sträuli
Index, Pages 193-194