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Cat.No.: CSC-C6463J
Species: Human
Morphology: epithelial-like
Culture Properties: Adherent cells
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Store in liquid nitrogen.
Uterine/cervix tumor cell-based models, such as cell lines and organoids, provide valuable tools for studying tumor biology, drug screening, and personalized medicine. These models allow researchers to investigate tumor behavior, and drug responses, and develop targeted therapies.
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Average Rating: 5.0 | 1 Scientist has reviewed this product
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This cell product is worth every penny. The cells were of exceptional quality, and their purity was evident. It's a trusted source for obtaining reliable cells for various applications.
12 Dec 2022
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Tissue: cervix
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Description: These cells were cloned from the GIRARDI HEART cell line (passage #623) in 1981 and were thought to "represent human heart cells"; however, isoenzyme analysis (Nelson-Rees et al., Science 191: 96-97, 1976) and DNA fingerprinting at the Creative Bioarray established unequivocally that this cell line must be considered de facto a subclone of HELA; cells were described to be sensitive to various toxins and hormones
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