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HeLa 432
Cat.No.: CSC-6263W
Species: Homo sapiens, human
Source: cervix
Morphology: continuous culture, grown as monolayer, morphology epithelial-like
Culture Properties: Monolayer
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Species: human, Black female 31 years old
Tissue: cervix
Tumor: carcinoma, epitheloid
Original line: HeLa
EMEM is a widely used cell culture medium originally developed by Harry Eagle for the cultivation of a variety of mammalian cells.
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05 Dec 2023
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