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Proliferating cells in tumors of the androgen-dependent R-3327 and its partially dependent and autonomous sublines, CUA and CUB, were examined. Two types of cells, myoepithelial cells and large stromal cells, in the R-3327 have a high proliferating ability, as estimated by thymidine uptake. These cells were also observed in the normal dorsolateral prostate of rats, the lobes from which R-3327 originated. CUA is a squamous carcinoma, which proliferates at the border of the epithelial layer and large stromal cells. The tumor cells of CUB appear as clusters of large stromal cells which have a strong potential for dividing. Therefore, R-3327 contains two types of dividing cells, and their uncoordinated proliferation may be responsible for causing the different features seen in the sublines.
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