NIH:OVCAR-3[OVCAR3]人卵巢癌传代细胞活性强

"NIH:OVCAR-3[OVCAR3]人卵巢癌传代细胞活性强|送STR图谱
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。
OVCAR.4 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：CCRF/CEM Cells、BeWo Cells、MDCC MSB1 Cells
HeLa S-3 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：HeLa 229 Cells、RFL 6 Cells、Factor Dependent Cell-Paterson 1 Cells
KTA-7 Cells;背景说明：肺腺癌;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：Y3-Ag 1.2.3 Cells、Colon-38 Cells、HOS Cells
传代培养及其操作步骤：原代细胞培养成功以后，需要进行分离培养，否则细胞会因生存空间不足或密度过大，营养障碍，影响细胞生长。细胞由原培养瓶内分离稀释后传到新的培养瓶中培养的过程称之为传代培养。传代细胞允许培养的细胞扩增(形成细胞株)，可以进行细胞克隆，易于保存，但可能丧失一些殊的细胞和分化征。传代细胞形成细胞株的Zui大利处在于提供了大量持久的实验材料，便于实验。【操作步骤】１)吸掉或倒掉培养瓶内旧培养；２)向瓶内加入胰蛋白酶和EDA混合少量。以能覆盖培养瓶底为宜；３)置３７℃孵箱或室温(２５℃温度)下进行消化，２~５min后把培养瓶放在倒置显微镜下进行观察，当发现胞质回缩、细胞间隙增大后，应立即中止消化；４)吸出消化，向瓶内加入Hanks少量，轻轻转动培养瓶，把残留消化冲掉，然后再加培养。如果仅使用胰蛋白酶消化，在吸除胰蛋白后，可直接加入少量含血清的培养，终止消化；５)使用弯头吸管，吸取瓶内培养，按顺序反复轻轻吹打瓶壁细胞，使之从瓶壁脱离形成细胞悬。吹打时动作要轻柔，以防用力过猛损伤细胞；６)用计数板计数后，分别接种于新的培养瓶中，置CO２培养箱中进行培养；７)细胞培养换时间应根据细胞生长的状态和实验要求来确定。一般２～３d后应换一次生长。待细胞铺满器皿底面，即可使用；也可继续传代扩大培养或换成维持。【注意事项】１)掌握HAO细胞消化的时间，消化时间过短时，细胞不宜从瓶壁脱落，过长的消化会导致细胞脱落、损伤；２)掌握HAO消化浓度，当消化浓度过GAO时，消化时间应缩短，过低时细胞消化时间相对延长。
NIH:OVCAR-3[OVCAR3]人卵巢癌传代细胞活性强|送STR图谱
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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
物种来源：Human\Mouse\Rat\Others
CA 46 Cells;背景说明：该细胞源自Burkitt＇s淋巴瘤患者的B淋巴细胞，EBNA、Fc阴性。;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;相关产品有：D283 Med Cells、WERI-Rb 1 Cells、Colo741 Cells
HRA-19 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-H441 Cells、aTC1-6 Cells、HL 60 Cells
Y3-Ag1,2,3 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：HO-8910 Cells、CD18/HPAF Cells、LLC-MK2 Cells
K7M2 wt Cells;背景说明：骨肉瘤；肺转移；雌性；BALB/c;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：Caov-4 Cells、J-774A.1 Cells、Jeko1 Cells
细胞培养实验中常见问题总结：１)一般客户拿到细胞后，应该注意什么？客户收到细胞后先不开盖，放在培养箱静置若干小时后(看细胞密度而定)在倒置显微镜下观察细胞生长情况，并对细胞进行不同倍数拍照(建议受收细胞后观察培养基的颜色和是否有漏情况，显微镜下拍细胞１００X，２００X各一张)，排除细胞本身污染的情况；收到细胞未开封，出现污染状况我们负责免费发送一株细胞。收到细胞时如无异常情况，请在显微镜下观察细胞密度，如为贴壁细胞，未超过８０%汇合度时，将培养瓶中培养吸出，留下１０ml培养继续培养；超过８０%汇合度时，请按细胞培养条件传代培养。如为悬浮细胞，吸出培养、１０００转/分钟离心２分钟，吸出上清，管底细胞用新鲜培养基悬浮细胞后移回培养瓶。细胞消化建议使用PBS配制，慎用Hanks配制；２)快递细胞多久能到，是寄冻存的细胞还是复苏HAO的细胞？我们采用快递发货，一般外地２--３天，寄细胞前请确认当地温度，如果气温低于４度的，则采用邮寄冻存细胞；３)可否使用与原先培养条件不同之培养基？不能。每一细胞株均有其定使用且已适应之细胞培养基，若骤然使用和原先提供之培养条件不同之培养基，细胞大都无法立即适应，造成细胞无法存活；４)可否使用与原先培养条件不同之血清种类？不能。血清是细胞培养上一个为重要的营养来源，所以血清的种类和品质对于细胞的生长会产生大的影响。来自不同物种的血清，在一些物质或分子的量或内容物上都有所不同，血清使用错误常会造成细胞无法存活。
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NIH:OVCAR-3[OVCAR3]人卵巢癌传代细胞活性强|送STR图谱
形态特性：上皮细胞样
关于细胞株是否都能一直传代，答案是否定的。细胞系分为有限细胞系与连续细胞系两类。有限细胞系就像一位有着既定行程的行者，其传代之旅存在明确的终点。以正常的人体肝细胞系为例，在体外培养时，它大约能传代20-30次。随着传代次数的递增，细胞内部仿佛一台精密仪器的零件逐渐磨损老化。端粒酶活性降低，端粒不断缩短，染色体结构开始不稳定，基因表达也出现异常。同时，细胞的代谢速率减缓，对营养物质的摄取和利用效率大打折扣，有害物质的积累却日益增多，最终导致细胞停止分裂，走向生命的尽头。而连续细胞系则像是拥有无限活力的长跑健将，具有较强的传代能力。如Hela细胞系，自1951年从Henrietta Lacks女士的宫颈癌组织中分离出来后，便在全球生物实验室中“大放异彩”，至今已传代无数次。它能持续分裂得益于其特殊的遗传变异，使其染色体端粒能够维持稳定长度，并且细胞内的一些关键信号通路持续激活，促进细胞增殖。但这并不意味着它的传代毫无风险与限制。在漫长的传代过程中，它可能会发生新的基因突变、染色体易位等变异事件，从而改变细胞的生物学特性，如细胞形态、生长速度、对药物的敏感性等。
HCC0095 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：Ha Fe Cells、L-1210 Cells、VMRCLCD Cells
95-D Cells;背景说明：这是一株高转移肺癌。;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：Line 870 Emory University-4 Cells、SHP77 Cells、SCI1 Cells
3T3F442A Cells;背景说明：脂肪前体细胞；雄性；Swiss albino;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：Microbiological Associates-104 Cells、JB-6 Cl 30 Cells、NWA Cells
J774A1 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：H676 Cells、OVCAR 432 Cells、CaEs17 Cells
Hs870T 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：贴壁生长;形态特性：成纤维细胞;相关产品有：JG Cells、NCI-H748 Cells、SK-MEL-1 Cells
H-498 Cells;背景说明：结肠腺癌；男性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：半贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：NHRF Cells、SNU368 Cells、COLO 320 DM Cells
CORL26 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：WM-239A Cells、KMS11 Cells、MDAPC2B Cells
SIRC Cells;背景说明：角膜；上皮 Cells;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：YD-15 Cells、RPE-hTERT Cells、NIH 3T3 Cells
GM-215 Cells;背景说明：肺；自发永生；雄性;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：H2286 Cells、KP-N-YN Cells、MonoMac 6 Cells
Abcam HCT 116 TACSTD2 KO Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
AG08480 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
BayGenomics ES cell line HMA310 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
BayGenomics ES cell line XB486 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
Bone marrow macrophage immortalized C57BL/6J Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
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CNE/LULS47 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
DA03720 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
DA06247 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
GM00805 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
MDA468 Cells;背景说明：该细胞是１９７７年由CailleauR等从一位患有转移性乳腺癌的５１岁黑人女性的胸腔积液中分离得到的。虽然供体组织的G６PD等位基因杂合，但此细胞株始终表现为G６PDA表型。P５３基因２７３位密码子存在G→A突变，从而导致Arg→His替代。每个细胞上存在１×１０６个EGF受体。;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：上皮样;相关产品有：QSG-7701 Cells、FHs74Int Cells、HFSF Cells
NCl-H157 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：BC-027 Cells、HITT15 Cells、MDA-134 Cells
HCC9724 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：BIU87 Cells、MRAEC Cells、T-47D Cells
SW-839 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：OCILY19 Cells、H-87 Cells、Hi5 Cells
H-441 Cells;背景说明：NCI-H４４１建系于１９８２年（A.F.Gazdar，etal.)。该细胞分离自一名肺腺癌患者的心包液。该细胞能在半固体琼脂糖中形成克隆，并能表达肺泡表面活性蛋白A。该细胞在有血清培养基中倍增时间为５８小时，在无血清培养基中倍增时间为９９-１３８小时。;传代方法：１：３传代,２-３天传一代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：769-P Cells、OVCAR 5 Cells、SUM-190PT Cells
NCIH2106 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：每周换液２次。;生长特性：悬浮生长;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：GM03190 Cells、RCF Cells、MN 60 Cells
3396 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：MDA MB 361 Cells、Panc 05.04 Cells、PC-3M-2B4 Cells
B-cell with DC Morphology 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：SCL2 Cells、Caco-2/ATCC Cells、CA46 Cells
NFS60 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：３传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：HUT-125 Cells、PLC PRF 5 Cells、P1-Raji Cells
OVCA-433 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：HOS Cells、NCC-IT Cells、Bowes melanoma cells Cells
HSC/mHSC Cells;背景说明：肝星状 Cells;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 Embryonic Kidney 293 Cells、Danio rerio Gill Cells、hESC Cells
Panc08.13 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：PC-3M-1E8 Cells、MEL-526 Cells、NIH3T3-L1 Cells
SW 756 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：G422 Cells、RBL-1 Cells、CCD 966SK Cells
2G9B9H6A2 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
Hs934T Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代，;生长特性：贴壁或悬浮，详见产品说明部分;形态特性：成纤维细胞;相关产品有：Kit-225-K6 Cells、hRPTC Cells、HEK293F Cells
NIH:OVCAR-3[OVCAR3]人卵巢癌传代细胞活性强|送STR图谱
HR-1 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：HEK293F Cells、Walker-256-TC Cells、SNU638 Cells
aTC1 Clone 6 Cells;背景说明：胰岛素瘤；a细胞；C５７BL/６xDBA/２;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：D407 RPE Cells、NCTC 1469 Cells、4T1 Cells
M14 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：３传代;生长特性：混合生长;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：SK MEL-28 Cells、T1-73 Cells、Douglas Foster-1 Cells
WM 2664 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：TE-9 Cells、SK-MEL24 Cells、MV411 Cells
H-35 Reuber 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：COLO 394 Cells、SHSY5Y Cells、HCC1569 Cells
DLD1 Cells;背景说明：DLD-１是１９７７-１９７９年间D.L.Dexter和同事分离的两株结直肠腺癌细胞株中的一株。在ATCC和其它地方进行的DNAfingerprinting和染色体组型分析表明这株细胞与HCT-１５(CCL-２２５)相似，说明这两者是来自同一个人的不同克隆。他们的遗传起源可通过DNAfingerprinting证实，但染色体组型分析显示它们缺乏染色体标记一致改变或数目上一致改变。细胞的CSAp阴性(CSAp-)。DLD-１细胞的p５３抗原表达呈阳性(p５３抗原产生了一个C->;传代方法：消化５分钟。１：２。４-５天长满。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：AgC11x3A Cells、Roswell Park Memorial Institute 1846 Cells、Mahlavu Cells
H-660 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：２-３天换液１次。;生长特性：悬浮生长;形态特性：上皮细胞;相关产品有：P3X63 Cells、WM266mel Cells、Y3-Ag123 Cells
GM50142 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
HAP1 PIGM (-) 1 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
A-204 Cells;背景说明：在裸鼠中成瘤。;传代方法：１：６-１：１０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：COLO 205 Cells、P31/FUJ Cells、NCI H345 Cells
HPAF II 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：MD Anderson-Metastatic Breast-134-VI Cells、Caki-1 Cells、NUGC2 Cells
IPEC-1 Cells;背景说明：小肠；上皮细胞；自发永生;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 (Jiyoye) Cells、CCRF/CEM/0 Cells、SKNO1 Cells
VMRC-RCZ Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：６传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞;相关产品有：SW-839 Cells、H-358 Cells、Panc02.03 Cells
Reuber H35 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：TC-1[JHU-1] Cells、M-1 myeloid leukemia Cells、JM Cells
CD18/HPAF 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：NB-9 Cells、RL95-2 Cells、Chinese Hamster Lung Cells
COLO-357 Cells;背景说明：胰腺癌；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：SNU449 Cells、S91 Cells、MM1.S Cells
NCI-Hut 125 Cells;背景说明：腺鳞状肺癌；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：R1800[RA] Cells、NMCG-1 Cells、Strain V Cells
HSF9 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
KOS-004 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
MoOV-22 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
NYSCF-10005-568-568-Skin-mR-iPSC Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
RG-98 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
Ubigene HEK293 GADD45A KO Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
WG1308 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
HAP1 VAPB (-) 1 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
624 Cells;背景说明：黑色素瘤；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：MCMEC Cells、D10.G4.1 Cells、CMT 64 Cells
WPMY-1 Cells;背景说明：肌成纤维基质细胞株,WPMY-１,与RWPE-１cells(ATCCCRL-１１６０９)一样，来源于同一张成人前列腺组织切片的周围区域的基质细胞。通过一个pRSTV质料结构，用SV４０大T抗原对基质细胞进行永生化。WPMY-１细胞，与RWPE-１细胞及其它上皮细胞衍生株一样，属于来源于同一个前列腺的一系列细胞株。由于它们来源于同一个前列腺的周围区域，WPMY-１细胞株对于研究分泌和基质与上皮细胞相互作用尤其有用。;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：成肌细胞;相关产品有：8226 Cells、K7M2-WT Cells、VM Cub 1 Cells
M059K Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：６-１：８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：NMCG1 Cells、C-Lu65 Cells、M07e Cells
C166 Cells;背景说明：血管内皮;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：MD Anderson-Metastatic Breast-175-VIII Cells、NCI-SNU-601 Cells、NCI-H847 Cells
3T3-Swiss 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：SK Mel 24 Cells、LIPF155C Cells、DMS-79 Cells
3T3-Swiss 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：SK Mel 24 Cells、LIPF155C Cells、DMS-79 Cells
KP 4 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：贴壁生长;形态特性：详见产品说明;相关产品有：Saos2 Cells、D341Med Cells、CCD 19Lu Cells
SNB-19 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：LP1 Cells、CCD18 Cells、SKOV3 Cells
HEL299 Cells;背景说明：红白细胞白血病;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：SKOV3 Cells、SK.OV.3 Cells、TGBC11T Cells
Farage Cells;背景说明：Farage细胞源于一名患有弥漫性大B细胞淋巴瘤(DLBCL）白人女性的活检淋巴组织，由HBen-Bassat建系。经IL-４处理，该细胞CD２１,CD２２,CD５４和CD５８表达上调，而CD２１,CD２２,andCD３８表达下调。;传代方法：１：３传代,２-３天传一代;生长特性：悬浮生长;形态特性：淋巴母细胞样;相关产品有：NRK clone 52E Cells、NTera2/D1 Cells、H-1522 Cells
3T3(A31) Cells;背景说明：胚胎；成纤维；自发永生；雄性；BALB/c;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：MKN-1 Cells、H-548 Cells、PL-11 Cells
3T3 L1 Cells;背景说明：３T３-L１是从３T３细胞（Swissalbino）中经克隆分离得到的连续传代的亚系。该细胞从快速分裂到汇合和接触性抑制状态经历了前脂肪细胞到脂肪样细胞的转变。该细胞鼠痘病毒阴性；可产生甘油三酯，高浓度血清可增强细胞内脂肪堆积。;传代方法：１：２传代;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：成纤维细胞样;相关产品有：NL20SV Cells、IEC6 Cells、NALM 6 Cells
CL-40 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：HNE-3 Cells、HIBEC Cells、NG108-15 Cells
MKN-7 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;相关产品有：KM12 SM Cells、108CC15 Cells、NR-8383 Cells
MDA PCa 2b 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：上皮细胞;相关产品有：COLO357 Cells、NCI-H78 Cells、HCT/FU Cells
Subclone 707 DAP7 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
Lec1 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：ChaGo-K-1 Cells、Caco-2/BBe 1 Cells、EOMA Cells
G519 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 H747 Cells、OVCAR-432 Cells、GTL 16 Cells
RCS Cells;背景说明：软骨肉瘤；SD;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：A375 Cells、GM17219 Cells、PANC3.27 Cells
NRK 49F Cells;背景说明：肾；成纤维细胞；自发永生;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：MCA205 Cells、YAC-1 Cells、T-CAM2 Cells
SUM-149 Cells;背景说明：乳腺癌；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：RAMOS2G64C10 Cells、HMEC-1 Cells、KYSE-150 Cells
OSC-19 Cells;背景说明：舌鳞癌；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：BE2_C Cells、MDA 1386 Cells、CL 1-0 Cells
SKMEL5 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：３-１：６传代，２-３天换液１次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：星形的;相关产品有：C57 Mouse Tumor 93 Cells、PC-3M-1E8 Cells、293-EBNA1 Cells
HEK293A Cells;背景说明：胚肾；腺病毒包装;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：NK62a Cells、Panc 4.03 Cells、L-540 Cells
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T-47D Cells;背景说明：浸润性导管癌；胸腔积液转移；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：149 PT Cells、HT115 Cells、BCaP-37 Cells
HcaF Cells;背景说明：肝癌;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：H8 Cells、H-2081 Cells、L-1210 Cells
KYSE 50 Cells;背景说明：食管鳞癌；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：HeLa S3 Cells、SUDHL8 Cells、Fox/NY Cells
MRC 5 Cells;背景说明：MRC-５细胞系来自１４周龄男性胎儿的正常肺组织，该细胞老化前能传代４２~４６个倍增时间。;传代方法：１：２-１：５传代；每周１-２次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：成纤维细胞样;相关产品有：BE2-C Cells、149PT Cells、H740 Cells
T/G HA VSMC 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：T47-D Cells、A-375.S2 Cells、P3X63NS1 Cells
MESSA Dx5 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：８传代；每周２-３次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：成纤维细胞样　;相关产品有：HCC1599 Cells、H-838 Cells、PT67 Cells
BayGenomics ES cell line RRD082 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
BayGenomics ES cell line XE827 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
DA6.147 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
mk34 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
NIH:OVCAR-3[OVCAR3]人卵巢癌传代细胞活性强|送STR图谱
T-143 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
Lu-140 Cells(拥有STR基因鉴定图谱)
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