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. 2021 Jan 31;30:0963689720985113. doi: 10.1177/0963689720985113

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Figure 1. — Propofol suppressed the proliferation of tumor cells. (A) Inhibition of the bladder cancer cell growth in vitro. Bladder cancer cells were incubated by DMSO and propofol for indicated time. The incorporation of [3H]-TdR into tumor cells was examined. (B) Reduction in tumor cell attachment to Matrigel by propofol. (C). Tumor cell migration through transwell was suppressed by propofol. (D) Inhibition of tumor cell colony formation by propofol. (E) Propofol exhibited the lysis of human bladder cancer cells by NK cells. DMSO: dimethyl sulfoxide; NK: natural killer.