NIH:OVCAR-3[OVCAR3]人卵巢癌传代细胞长期复

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传代方法：1:2-1:4(首次传代建议1:2)
生长特性：贴壁生长
换液频率：每周2-3次
背景资料：该细胞１９８２年由T.C. Hamilton等建系，源自一位６０卵巢腺癌的腹水，是卵巢癌抗药性研究的模型。
在实验室细胞培养过程中，细胞聚集是一个常见的问题，它可能会影响细胞的正常生长、实验结果的准确性等诸多方面。为了防止细胞聚集，科研人员通常会采用多种有效的方法。首先，合适的细胞培养容器表面处理至关重要。许多细胞培养瓶和培养皿会经过特殊的表面处理，例如用亲水性的聚合物涂层。减少细胞之间因为吸附在同一位置而聚集的可能性。酶处理也是常用的手段之一。在细胞消化传代过程中，使用适量的胰蛋白酶等酶试剂。胰蛋白酶能够分解细胞间的连接蛋白，使细胞彼此分离。但是，酶的浓度和处理时间需要严格把控。如果酶浓度过高或者处理时间过长，虽然细胞能够很好地分散，但可能会对细胞造成损伤，影响细胞的活性。以常见的哺乳动物细胞为例，一般使用0.25%的胰蛋白酶，在37℃下处理1-3分钟，就可以有效地将细胞分散开，同时又能保证细胞的健康状态。添加合适的试剂也是防止细胞聚集的有效策略。一些抗聚集剂如四乙酸(EDTA)被广泛使用。EDTA能够螯合细胞培养液中的钙、镁离子，而这些离子是细胞间连接所依赖的重要成分。当它们被螯合后，细胞间的连接就会变弱，从而减少聚集。在细胞培养过程中，轻柔的操作也不容忽视。无论是在细胞的接种、换液还是转移过程中，避免剧烈摇晃或吹打。通过这些综合的方法，实验室能够更好地防止细胞聚集，为细胞系培养实验的成功提供保障。
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GM02527 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
WC00079 Cells;背景说明：黑色素瘤；女性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：A549ATCC Cells、MKN74 Cells、D 407 Cells
CLONE M3 Cells;背景说明：黑色素瘤；雄性；DBA;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：P3-X63-Ag 8.653 Cells、A3 Cells、HPAF-II Cells
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产品包装形式：复苏细胞：T25培养瓶(一瓶)或冻存细胞：1ml冻存管(两支)
来源说明：细胞主要来源ATCC、DSMZ等细胞库
细胞培养时分布不均匀，通常操作步骤：做细胞生物学实验，细胞铺板大概是我们Zui常见的一个实验。但有时候铺得不是很均匀：要么中间密周围稀，要么周围密中间秃。下面为大家分享几点经验。尽量消化细胞分散成单细胞悬。对于易于消化的细胞，我一般DPBS清洗一遍，加0.5ml胰酶润洗一遍（25cm2培养瓶或6孔板），弃掉胰酶，37度消化2-3分钟或室温消化5min左右，镜下观察是否细胞消化较为分散。如果不够，延长消化时间。96孔板一般以100微升每孔接种，直接用100微升移器吸取细胞悬，沿孔壁（稍离开一点孔底即可，不要离底太GAO）直接接入，移器不需完全打到Zui大，轻轻按下即可，每铺完一行换一次枪头同时轻轻混匀细胞悬。都加完后盖上盖子，左手轻轻扶住板的左边，右手轻轻敲击板的右边缘，注意把握力度（我一般轻巧敲三下），太强或次数太多会导致细胞集中成堆，将板顺时针旋转（逆时针效果不HAO），依次敲击剩余三个边，静置约5分钟，放入37度培养箱。6孔板、12孔板或24孔板，可采用将每个孔加入少量无血清培养基，晃动浸润整个孔底，然后用移枪吸至第二孔，同样方法浸润孔底，其它孔依此类推，这样整个孔底都是湿润的，细胞悬会平铺在整个孔底，注意加完细胞悬后要放工作台静置一下。这个方法就是有点慢，但操作熟练了也不慢。也可以采用轻拍的方式，但力度没有96孔板HAO掌握，效果没有96孔板HAO。培养瓶里面加HAO细胞以后(比如传代HAO/分HAO细胞以后)，先顺时针摇晃3次，马上逆时针摇晃3次。然后延X轴Y轴分别水平摇动3次。放入CO2培养箱后,平放着培养瓶重复延X轴Y轴分别水平摇动3次。
物种来源：Human\Mouse\Rat\Others
Moorfields/Institute of Ophthalmology-Muller 1 Cells;背景说明：视网膜Muller细胞；自发永生；女性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：PC 12 Cells、NCI-H810 Cells、Hs 578.T Cells
H-820 Cells;背景说明：乳头状肺腺癌；淋巴结转移；男性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：PC-3M IE8 Cells、HNE-2 Cells、Onda 11 Cells
A-375 Cells;背景说明：A３７５源自一位５４岁女性，是Giard DJ等人建立的一系列细胞株中的一株。该细胞可在免疫抑制小鼠上成瘤，在琼脂上形成克隆。;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：H647ell Cells、A.704 Cells、Hs683T Cells
NIH:OVCAR-3[OVCAR3]人卵巢癌传代细胞长期复苏|送STR图谱
形态特性：上皮细胞样
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绝大部分细胞消化只要用胰酶润洗一遍即可：吸去胰酶后，残留的那些无法计算体积的附着在细胞表面的微量胰酶在37℃一般不到2min足够消化细胞(绝大部分1min不到)。对于这些细胞原则上不要用胰酶孵育细胞，连续这样传代，对细胞伤害很大。简单的程序是PBS润洗吸去，胰酶润洗吸去，然后37℃消化。什么算是消化好了呢？不需要把细胞全部消化成间隔分布很离散的单个圆形才算消化好了，一般你肉眼观察贴壁细胞层，只要能移动了，多半呈沙状移动，其实已经是可以了。一般能移动了，说明细胞与培养基质材料的附着已经消失了，细胞之间的附着也已经消失了，细胞已经独立分布了(虽然没有呈现很广的离散分布)。这个时候应该停止消化，不要等到看到镜下所有细胞都分离得非常好，间隙很大，才停止。细胞系在贴壁的过程中仍然会聚集，这个是贴壁培养的细胞，尤其是肿瘤细胞的一个特性，你可以尝试，准备100%的单个细胞悬液，贴壁后观察细胞，仍然是几个几个细胞聚集在一起。一些悬浮培养细胞也是如此，容易聚集，不要过几个小时就拿出来吹打成单细胞悬液。细胞只要能从基质上脱离下来，即使是成片的(比如Calu-3细胞)，吹打不超过20次(一般10次即可)，成小规模聚集(10个细胞左右)是正常的，不要再去延长消化时间，等待单细胞悬液出现。比较难消化的细胞：润洗方法5min还不能消化，以结肠癌细胞为例，比如：HCT15、LS411和KM12细胞，胰酶消化，一般10 cm培养皿，一次加入300ul-500ul就足够了。即使这样难消化的细胞，一般不超过5min，即可见细胞成片移动，就应该停止消化。一些正常细胞也会有难消化的时候，比如tsDC细胞，用胰酶孵育，3min左右即可看到成片沙状移动。
Caco2-BBE Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：６—１：１０传代，每周换液２次;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞;相关产品有：Hs729 Cells、OCI-AML5 Cells、Embryonic Bovine Tracheal cells Cells
COLO320-DM Cells;背景说明：该细胞可产生５-羟色胺、去甲、、ACTH和甲状旁腺素。角蛋白、波形蛋白弱阳性。培养条件： RPMI １６４０  １０%FBS;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：悬浮+贴壁;形态特性：淋巴细胞;相关产品有：HuO9 Cells、RBMEC Cells、Cloudman S91 melanoma clone M-3 Cells
RenCa Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：NIE 115 Cells、SVOG Cells、MT-2 Cells
NCI-H3255 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长　;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：CATH-a Cells、C8166-CD4 Cells、H-196 Cells
PLC PRF 5 Cells;背景说明：该细胞系分泌乙肝病毒表面抗原（HBsAg）。 此细胞系原先被支原体污染，后用BM-cycline去除支原体;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：RLE-6TN Cells、U-2932 Cells、DMS-53 Cells
Tu-212 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长　;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：SNU-475 Cells、NCI-H526 Cells、V79-4 Cells
K 562 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：Walker/LLC-WRC 256 Cells、RPMI2650 Cells、H-1568 Cells
NCI-SNU-5 Cells;背景说明：该细胞来源于一名低分化胃癌患者的转移性腹水，１９８７年分离建立。该细胞表达CEA和TAG-７２。;传代方法：２-３天补液一次。;生长特性：多细胞聚集、悬浮生长;形态特性：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：HRMC Cells、RIN-14B Cells、THC-8307 Cells
Mc Ardle 7777 Cells;背景说明：肝癌；雌性；Buffalo;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：PLC-PRF-5 Cells、MBMEC Cells、SUDHL-6 Cells
Hi5 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：JC Cells、SKCO1 Cells、CEMx721.174.T2 Cells
PC-10 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：NCI-HUT-69 Cells、NCIH2591 Cells、P3X63NS1 Cells
LNCaP-Clone-FGC Cells;背景说明：人前列腺癌细胞LNCaP克隆FGC是从一位５０岁白人男性(血型B+)的左锁骨淋巴结针刺活检中分离，该患者经确诊为前列腺癌转移。 这株细胞对５-α-二睾酮(生长调节子和酸性脂酶产物)有响应。这株细胞并不形成一致的单层，而是形成集落，在传代时可以用滴管反复吹吸打碎。它们仅仅轻轻地吸附在基底上，不形成汇合，很快使培养基变酸。生长很慢。传代后４８小时内不应扰动。当培养瓶封包后，多数细胞从培养瓶底分离，悬浮在培养基中。收到后，在通常培养单层细胞的条件下培养２４到４８小时，以合细胞再贴壁。;传代方法：消化３-５分钟。１：２。３天内可长满。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞;相关产品有：H1954 Cells、3T6 Swiss Albino Cells、Tj-905 Cells
Hep 3B Cells;背景说明：肝癌；男性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：Factor Dependent Continuous-Paterson 1 Cells、SNGM Cells、HEK 293 c18 Cells
E0771 Cells;背景说明：恶性乳腺癌；雌性；C５７BL/６;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：Human Corneal Epithelial cells-Transformed Cells、BC-3-H-I Cells、kms 11 Cells
BMF Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：４传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：TK10 Cells、SW 1990 Cells、N9 Cells
SUNE 1 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：Buffalo Rat Liver-3A Cells、SUDHL6 Cells、GLAG-66 Cells
LC1 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：PAa Cells、EA. hy 926 Cells、AN3 CA Cells
Abcam HCT 116 BRD3 KO Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
AG04457 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
BayGenomics ES cell line CSI167 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
BayGenomics ES cell line RST389 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
BFTC-905-diffuse M Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
CHO203PV Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
DA03036 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
DDaF-1 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
RPMI-1846 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：Hs940.T Cells、NCI-HUT-125 Cells、HUASMC Cells
KLM-1 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：RPE1 Cells、KALS1 Cells、MEL Cells
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NCI-H2286 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：４传代；每周换液２次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：椭圆形;相关产品有：SBC-5 Cells、OVCAR.4 Cells、NTera2/D1 Cells
Hs-281-T Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代,每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：成纤维细胞;相关产品有：NPC-TW01 Cells、OVCA432_Bast Cells、HT 1080 Cells
NCI H747 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２—１：４传代，每周换液２次;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：NKL Cells、HeLa-S3 Cells、Colon 26 Cells
NCI H295R Cells;背景说明：肾上腺皮质癌；女性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：NCI-H1092 Cells、RERFLCMS Cells、SUIT2 Cells
NIH:OVCAR-10 Cells;背景说明：卵巢癌；女性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：RPTEC TERT1 Cells、HONE-1 Cells、MDA MB 175 VII Cells
ROS17/28 Cells;背景说明：骨肉瘤；ACI ９９３５;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：Immortalized Human Hepatocytes Cells、MC57G Cells、IGROV-1 Cells
4D3 [Mouse hybridoma against human unknown protein] Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
PL-9 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：IOSE-29 Cells、NCIH508 Cells、NPC-039 Cells
MEL Cells;背景说明：DMSO可诱导该细胞向红系分化。;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：RS411 Cells、QGP1 Cells、TE 85 ClF-5 Cells
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He La Cells;背景说明：HeLa是第一个来自人体组织经连续培养获得的非整倍体上皮样细胞系，它由GeyGO等在１９５１年从３１岁女性黑人的宫颈癌组织建立。经原始组织切片重新观察，Jones等将其诊断为腺癌。已知该细胞系含有人乳头状瘤病毒HPV１８序列，需在２级生物安全防护台操作。该细胞角蛋白阳性，p５３表达量较低，但表达正常水平的pRB（视网膜母细胞瘤抑制因子）。;传代方法：１：３传代，２-３天换液一次;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：C81-61 Cells、EST50 Cells、M210B4 Cells
GA-10 clone 4 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：每２-３天换液;生长特性：悬浮生长 ;形态特性：淋巴母细胞样;相关产品有：P388.D1 Cells、Hs 636 T Cells、SNU-869 Cells
Caki-1 Cells;背景说明：该细胞超微结构中包含许多微绒毛、少许微丝、许多小线粒体、发达的高尔基休和内质网、许多脂滴和多层体、次级溶酶体，没有发现病毒颗粒。;传代方法：１：２-１：４传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：NPA-87 Cells、NCIH929 Cells、GM-3573 Cells
A375S2 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：H1341 Cells、PANC 1005 Cells、PNT1-a Cells
A375S2 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：H1341 Cells、PANC 1005 Cells、PNT1-a Cells
Reuber H-35 Cells;背景说明：在糖皮质激素、胰岛素或cAMP衍生物的诱导下可以产生酪酸基转移酶；可被逆转录病毒感染；可产生白蛋白、转铁蛋白、凝血酶原；在AxC大鼠中可以成瘤。;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：STO Cells、Hs940-T Cells、PL 5 Cells
GM12601 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
HAP1 EPT1 (-) 1 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
H-1436 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：随细胞的密度而增加;生长特性：悬浮生长;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：PNT1/A Cells、SUM-52-PE Cells、Hca-F Cells
TALL-104 Cells;背景说明：急性T淋巴细胞白血病；男性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：悬浮;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：Mino Cells、LTEP-sm 1 Cells、HEK-293-EBNA Cells
Monomac-1 Cells;背景说明：急性单核细胞白血病；男性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：悬浮;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：H2228 Cells、Panc 10.05 Cells、SUM190 Cells
HT 1080.T Cells;背景说明：该细胞源自一名３５岁患有纤维肉瘤的白人男性的结缔组织；ras＋。;传代方法：１：４-１：８传代；２-３天换液１次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：SK-Hep1 Cells、HANK Cells、HFL Cells
HeLa/S3 Cells;背景说明：该细胞是１９５５年由PuckTT,MarcusPI和CieciuraSJ建系的，含HPV-１８序列；角蛋白阳性；可用于与染色体突变、细胞营养、集落形成相关的哺乳动物细胞的克隆分析。;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：Lilly Laboratories Cell-Porcine Kidney 1 Cells、NCTC1469 Cells、GP-293 Cells
JJN3 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：DrG Cells、SK-RC 39 Cells、MiaPaca.2 Cells
SKES-1 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：５传代；每周换液２-３次;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：EFM-192B Cells、WRL 68 Cells、KMB-17 Cells
Wistar Institute-38 Cells;背景说明：LeonardHayflick建系；有限传代细胞系；寿命为５０±１０代（倍增时间２４h）；来自妊娠３个月的正常胚胎肺组织。该细胞系是第一个用于人制备的人二倍体细胞；培养基中添加TNFα可以加快细胞生长。;传代方法：１：２-１：４传代；２-３天换液１次;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：成纤维细胞样;相关产品有：PK(15) Cells、WM115 Cells、PC 61-5-3 Cells
HiPS-RIKEN-2C Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
iPS NIHi2 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
MB352 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
ND10565 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
PL14 [Human pancreatic adenocarcinoma] Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
Ubigene HeLa TRAF5 KO Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
XPH18PV Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
HG02696 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
INS1 Cells;背景说明：该细胞源自X射线照射的移植胰岛瘤的大鼠，胰岛素阳性，可合成胰岛素原I和II，可用于beta细胞功能研究。;传代方法：１：３—１：６传代，每周换液２—３次;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：不规则，多角;相关产品有：OVCAR-8 Cells、L5178Y TK+/- (clone 3.7.2C) Cells、MRCV Cells
NEC Cells;背景说明：食管癌;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：U14 Cells、H1355 Cells、Clone M-3 Cells
WB-F344 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：NCI-H211 Cells、Kit225/K6 Cells、WM239A Cells
OVCA-432 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：MRC-5 Cells、NCI-H209 Cells、SCC90 Cells
Panc10.05 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：MUGCHOR1 Cells、MLE-12 Cells、Japanese Tissue Culture-28 Cells
NCIH524 Cells;背景说明：该细胞１９８２年建系，源自非小细胞肺癌男性患者的转移淋巴结。;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：悬浮生长;形态特性：圆形细胞;相关产品有：SDBMSC Cells、MDA-415 Cells、Kit225 Cells
Ca-Ski Cells;背景说明：这株细胞是从小肠肠系膜转移灶的细胞中建立的。 据报道，它含有完整的HPV-１６(每个细胞大约６００个拷贝)和HPV-１８相关序列。;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：LIM1215 Cells、KPNRTBM1 Cells、L-1210 Cells
Jiyoye Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：每周２-３次。;生长特性：悬浮生长;形态特性：淋巴母细胞;相关产品有：ABC-1 Cells、LNCaP C4-2 Cells、3AO Cells
COR-L279 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：NS1 Cells、Caov-4 Cells、HCC0015 Cells
TE-15 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：消化３-５分钟。１：２。３天内可长满。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：MV4:11 Cells、CHOS Cells、NCI-H820 Cells
NCI-H69C Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２—１：４传代，每周换液２次;生长特性：悬浮生长，聚团;形态特性：聚团悬浮;相关产品有：SK.MEL.28 Cells、KNS42 Cells、HEK;293 Cells
NCI-H810 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：６传代,每周２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：ACHN Cells、JB6 Cl 30-7b Cells、H2228 Cells
GM2219C Cells;背景说明：MOLT-４与MOLT-３来源于一名１９岁的男性急性淋巴细胞性白血病的复发患者，该患者前期接受过多种药物联合化疗。MOLT-４细胞系为T淋巴细胞起源，p５３基因的第２４８位密码子有一个G→A突变，不表达p５３，不表达免疫球蛋白或EB病毒；可产生高水平的末端脱氧核糖转移酶；表达CD１(４９%),CD２(３５%),CD３A(２６%)B(３３%)C(３４%),CD４(５５%),CD５(７２%),CD６(２２%),CD７(７７%)。;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：悬浮生长;形态特性：淋巴母细胞样；圆形;相关产品有：AK Cells、HEK 293-EBNA Cells、Loucy Cells
NIH:OVCAR-3[OVCAR3]人卵巢癌传代细胞长期复苏|送STR图谱
CCD-841CoN Cells;背景说明：结肠上皮细胞；女性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：HPF Cells、Tsup-1 Cells、hTERT-RPE Cells
HKBML Cells;背景说明：脑；淋巴瘤；男性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：悬浮;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：HL-1 Cells、8226 Cells、SW 962 Cells
SG5-1.13 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
PC9 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：CNE1 Cells、HME-1 Cells、SU-DHL-6 Cells
ID8/MOSEC Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长　;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：QGP1 Cells、NCIN87 Cells、ADR-RES Cells
OVCAR 420 Cells;背景说明：卵巢癌；女性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：Panc 02.03 Cells、GM01232 Cells、Hs675T Cells
NCIADRRES Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：RWPE-1 Cells、CEL Cells、Mesothelial cells transfected with pRSV-T 5A Cells
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PA-1 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：４-１：１０传代；每周２-３次。　;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞;相关产品有：Becker Cells、NUGC-2 Cells、NCIH1819 Cells
Hep G2 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：SKLU1 Cells、NCI-H187 Cells、C8166-CD4 Cells
HCC-9204 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：MNNGHOS Cells、Sp2/0-Ag-14 Cells、FTC-133 Cells
MD Anderson-Metastatic Breast-435 Cells;背景说明：乳腺癌;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：LNCaP-FGC Cells、HOC-1 Cells、CMT-64 Cells
Hs 895 T Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：４传代，２-３天换液１次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：成纤维细胞;相关产品有：CP-70 Cells、THP-1 Cells、MLTC-1 Cells
Hs 281.T Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２传代,每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：成纤维细胞;相关产品有：COLO-320-DM Cells、PNT1-a Cells、Roswell Park Memorial Institute 7951 Cells
H-522 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：３-１：６传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮样;相关产品有：HEK-293-F Cells、Hs 840.T Cells、RWPE-1 Cells
JHH-7 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：GM03671 Cells、NCI-H1954 Cells、RMS1598 Cells
H-735 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：SKNBE(1) Cells、GM07404 Cells、HREC Cells
HCC-1954 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：４-１：８传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：偶尔上皮细胞空泡;形态特性：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：EM3 Cells、HCC9724 Cells、H-1568 Cells
BayGenomics ES cell line DTM026 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
BayGenomics ES cell line TEA205 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
CCRC-M78 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
MA-Balb Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
Royan B2 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
T3-2 [Rat tooth germ] Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
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