CHO-S、CHO-S、CHO-S细胞、CHO-S细胞、CH

CHO-S、CHO-S、CHO-S细胞、CHO-S细胞、CHO-S中国仓鼠卵巢细胞

 

Cell line name CHO-S

Synonyms CHO-s; CHOS

Accession CVCL_7183

Resource Identification Initiative To cite this cell line use: CHO-S (RRID:CVCL_7183)

Comments Omics: Deep proteome analysis.

Omics: Genome sequenced.

Omics: miRNA expression profiling.

Derived from site: In situ; Ovary; UBERON=UBERON_0000992.

Cell type: Epithelial cell of ovary; CL=CL_2000064.

Species of origin Cricetulus griseus (Chinese hamster) (Cricetulus barabensis griseus) (NCBI Taxonomy: 10029)

Hierarchy Parent: CVCL_0213 (CHO)

Children:

CVCL_B6JC (C-HAlb) CVCL_A9NY (CHO C1s-/-) CVCL_VP59 (CHO MGAT1-)

CVCL_4386 (CHO-AA8) CVCL_D264 (CHO-AUXB1) CVCL_5A30 (CHO-AUXB3)

CVCL_M722 (CHO-AUXE29) CVCL_WJ93 (CHO-S FUT8-/-) CVCL_A0AT (CHO-S r34.1 (clone D8))

CVCL_5A26 (CHO-S/C0101) CVCL_A0TS (CHO-S/H9C2) CVCL_XF07 (CHO-S/K70E10-1D6)

CVCL_0F81 (CHO-tsH1) CVCL_Y012 (CHOS-XE) CVCL_5J31 (ExpiCHO-S)

CVCL_D604 (FreeStyle CHO-S) CVCL_JG26 (hTf/CHO-S #17) CVCL_JG28 (hTf/CHO-S #29)

CVCL_RN06 (PDIS-14) CVCL_RN10 (PDIS-9) CVCL_EG61 (pREP4 cont/CHO-S #5)

CVCL_A0AU (UCSC.PG128.CHO.S.F4)

Sex of cell Female

Age at sampling Adult

Category Spontaneously immortalized cell line

PubMed=4585080; DOI=10.1016/S0091-679X(08)60052-7

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