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CHO-SSR2
Cat.No.: CSC-6248W
Species: Hamster
Source: ovary
Morphology: continuous culture, grown as monolayer, morphology fibroblast-like
Culture Properties: monolayer
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Tissue: ovary;
Transfected with the SSR2 somatostatin receptor;
Original line: CHO-K1
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Tissue: ovary;
Transfected with the SSR1 somatostatin receptor;
Original line: CHO-K1
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