"HCT 116人结肠癌细胞代次低|培养基|送STR图谱
传代比例：1:2-1:4(首次传代建议1:2)
生长特性：贴壁生长
细胞系的选择需要考虑到细胞系的功能特点、生长速率、铺板效率、生长条件和生长特征、克隆效率、培养方式等因素，如果您想高产量表达重组蛋白，您可以选择可以悬浮生长的快速生长细胞系。细胞培养的操作步骤主要包括传代、换液、冻存和复苏。这些步骤确保了细胞能够在实验室环境中长期存活并继续增殖。传代是将细胞从一个容器转移到另一个容器的过程，以扩大细胞数量；换液是为了清除代谢废物并补充新鲜培养基；冻存则是为了长期保存细胞，而复苏则是重新激活冷冻保存的细胞使其恢复正常生长。
换液周期：每周2-3次
Jurkat (clone E6-1) 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，详见产品说明书部分;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：SW756细胞、CEM-CCRF (CAMR)细胞、MOLT-16细胞
Stanford University-Diffuse Histiocytic Lymphoma-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：悬浮;形态特性：淋巴母细胞;相关产品有：NHEK细胞、T-HEECs细胞、SV40-MES13细胞
EnCa1 Cells;背景说明：内膜腺癌；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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：K7M2-WT细胞、CHL-11细胞、NCI-H2023细胞
HCT 116人结肠癌细胞代次低|培养基|送STR图谱
背景信息：是一种人结肠癌细胞系，是由M·Brattain等人于1979年从患结肠癌的男性病人中分离的三株恶性细胞中的一株。HCT 116细胞在半固体琼脂糖培养基中形成克隆；HCT 116细胞在无胸腺裸鼠有致瘤性，形成肿瘤结节。
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DSMZ菌株保藏中心成立于1969年，是德国的国家菌种保藏中心。该中心一直致力于细菌、真菌、质粒、抗菌素、人体和动物细胞、植物病毒等的分类、鉴定和保藏工作。DSMZ菌种保藏中心是欧洲规模最大的生物资源中心，保藏有动物细胞500多株。Riken BRC成立于1920年，是英国的国家菌种保藏中心。该中心一直致力于细菌、真菌、植物病毒等的分类、鉴定和保藏工作。日本Riken BRC(Riken生物资源保藏中心)是全球三大典型培养物收集中心之一。Riken保藏中心提供了很多细胞系。在世界范围内，这些细胞系，都在医学、科学和兽医中具有重要意义。Riken生物资源中心支持了各种学术、健康、食品和兽医机构的研究工作，并在世界各地不同组织的微生物实验室和研究机构中使用。
产品包装：复苏发货：T25培养瓶(一瓶)或冻存发货：1ml冻存管(两支)
来源说明：细胞主要来源ATCC、ECACC、DSMZ、RIKEN等细胞库
HCT 116人结肠癌细胞代次低|培养基|送STR图谱
物种来源：人源、鼠源等其它物种来源
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：SKLU01细胞、HCT_116细胞、KYSE-50细胞
MC 3T3-E1 Cells;背景说明：该细胞有多个亚克隆，可以作为体外研究成骨细胞分化的良好模型，尤其是ECM信号通路的作用。;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：SUNE1细胞、WBF344细胞、OE19细胞
PC-9/S1 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：SU86-86细胞、H-498细胞、D407细胞
SKG3A Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：２x１０^４ cells/ml;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：IOSE29细胞、B-3细胞、SW-48细胞
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形态特性：上皮细胞样
正确的细胞复苏需知事项：细胞冻存HAO了，接下来要注意什么问题呢？没错，就是记得到时间了，拿出来复苏。那么，细胞复苏的过程中又有哪些该注意的事项呢？细胞活力和形态检查的作用何在？活力检查——千万不要使用不健康的细胞，可能有污染(真菌、支原体等)，如果发现有污染毫不犹豫的丢弃!形态检查——检查细胞的固有形态和生长行为。冻存细胞：补充新的培养——在您开始冻存细胞的前一天补充新的培养。在细胞长至７０%单层时收获细胞，计数活细胞数，用冻存调整细胞密度~５ x１０６ s/ml (根据不同的细胞类型调整)；冻存——用冻存洗细胞并用冻存重悬细胞，有不同类型的冻存，根据细胞类型选择Zui合适的冻存(常用的冻存成分有)：５-１０% DMSO——注意确保DMSO不含有其他的毒性物质；５-１５%甘油；如果细胞在无血清培养基内生长，应在５０%条件培养基内(细胞在无血清培养基内生长２４小时)内冻存和复苏。在冻存管上标记HAO细胞类型，日期，冻存人等信息，并保证每冻存管不超过１.５ml。放入罐之前记录冻存管的数量和位置。以Zui快的速度转移冻存管知罐内，因此，此步骤ZuiHAO使用干冰，或者把冻存管浸入装有的小盒内。此外还要注意，在冻存管上没有足够的空间记录细胞的详细信息，做HAO记录是非常非常重要的！还有一个Zui重要的，一定要在异地的罐内保存同样的一份细胞，以免其中的一个罐出现问题！细胞正确的复苏方式和正确的冻存方式同样重要，熟记以下要点：当从罐内取出细胞时，有可能会出现冻存管破裂的情况，使用保护面罩和防护服十分必要；其实，细胞复苏只是一个简单的实验，不过这其中却不可避免有一些需要注意的细节，不然，也不一定会尽如人意。例如说，人身健康方面：一定要记得做HAO防冻工作，戴上护目镜；尽量降低DMSO对细胞的损伤等等。
OVCAR 5 Cells;背景说明：卵巢癌；腹水转移；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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：Nb-2细胞、MTC-TT细胞、SW527细胞
SCC 15 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：VeroC1008细胞、NCI-H522细胞、MV4-11细胞
Hs611T 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：混合型;形态特性：淋巴母细胞样;相关产品有：B16-F0细胞、MFD-1细胞、NCIH1385细胞
Strain V 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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：NeHepLxHT细胞、Stanford University-Diffuse Histiocytic Lymphoma-4细胞、SUDHL6细胞
GT38 Cells;背景说明：胃癌;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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：TOG细胞、CoCL3细胞、Mv 1 Lu细胞
SUM190 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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：SW 780细胞、JURKAT E-61细胞、SCC15细胞
8226/S Cells;背景说明：来源于一位６１岁的男性浆细胞瘤患者；可产生免疫球蛋白轻链，未检测到重链。;传代方法：按１：２传代，５-６小时可以看到细胞分裂;生长特性：悬浮生长;形态特性：淋巴母细胞样;相关产品有：LCD细胞、HCC-4006细胞、293细胞
GM346 Cells;背景说明：皮下结缔组织；自发永生；雄性；C３H/An;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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：LN 229细胞、HS-766-T细胞、NCI-H2286细胞
SK-MEL-28 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：３-１：８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：HSF细胞、AQ-Mel细胞、4-1st细胞
PGBE1 Cells;背景说明：肺巨细胞癌;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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：Simpson细胞、Clone 15 HL-60细胞、C6661细胞
Mo 59J 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：GA-10 clone 4细胞、HuTu 80细胞、Ca759细胞
SKNBE(2c) Cells;背景说明：神经母细胞瘤；骨髓转移；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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：Melan-a细胞、HCA 7细胞、NCI-H522细胞
ChaGo-K-1 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次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞;相关产品有：Michigan Cancer Foundation-7细胞、LS123细胞、CAKI1细胞
TE-32 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：２-１：４传代，３-４天换液１次。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：梭型和大的多核细胞;相关产品有：P3-Jiyoye细胞、hTERT-RPE细胞、EVSAT细胞
HEK-293-F 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；悬浮生长;形态特性：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：201T细胞、NCI-H1048细胞、STO细胞
TC-1[JHU-1] 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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：OCI/AML5细胞、BEL/FU细胞、MLA 144细胞
7404 Cells;背景说明：用Northernblot方法，未能检测到细胞中１.３kbLFIRE-１/HFREP-１mRNA的表达。;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：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：4-1st细胞、Hs 706.T细胞、Hs 821.T细胞
786-O PBRM1 KO 3 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
Abcam MCF-7 EIF2AK3 KO Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
AT181TO Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
BayGenomics ES cell line RRN227 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
BayGenomics ES cell line YHA296 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
CC22 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
DA00940 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
F4/B8 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
GM07553 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
HCT15 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，详见产品说明书部分;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：P-3J细胞、HuT 102细胞、OVCAR 8细胞
HCT 116人结肠癌细胞代次低|培养基|送STR图谱
NRK52E 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：HCC-1500细胞、SK-MEL-2细胞、SKNEP1细胞
OVCAR3 Cells;背景说明：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。;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：上皮细胞样;相关产品有：BLO-11细胞、SNB.19细胞、NCI-H711细胞
SW954 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：上皮细胞;相关产品有：KNS81细胞、MIA-Pa-Ca-2细胞、HCC15细胞
LO2 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，详见产品说明书部分;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：IOSE 29细胞、NR 8383细胞、Hs 695T细胞
Hs 840.T 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：贴壁生长;形态特性：成纤维细胞;相关产品有：SUIT-2细胞、HCC-2279细胞、Human Liver-7702细胞
B10R Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：LP1细胞、CCD18细胞、SKOV3细胞
TPC1 Cells;背景说明：甲状腺乳头状癌；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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：TE-4细胞、Mono Mac 1细胞、U-373MG细胞
RCF Cells;背景说明：心肌；成纤维 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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：HA细胞、Malme-3 M细胞、MRASMC细胞
AN-3 Cells;背景说明：AN３CA细胞建系于１９６４年。它衍生于子宫内膜癌患者淋巴结转移组织，具有癌细胞的基本特性，能在体外长期传代培养，接种实验动物产生明显肿瘤。但细胞的生物学特性及超微结构尚未深入研究，仅发现该细胞系促黑激素合成为阴性。细胞常用于人子宫内膜癌细胞生物学及其相关特性研究。;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：U373MG细胞、COLO 320细胞、HCM细胞
K299 Cells;背景说明：间变性大细胞淋巴瘤；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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：CL34细胞、H-2347细胞、NK-92细胞
CCD 841 CoTr Cells;背景说明：结肠癌；SV４０转化；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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：COLO-320HSR细胞、CHP212细胞、C3H-10T1/2细胞
AU-565 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：１：４—１：６传代；每３-５天换一次液。;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：上皮细胞;相关产品有：LCLC-103H细胞、Clone 166细胞、Panc04.03细胞
T47D 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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：AR-42J细胞、Hs895T细胞、Hs888T细胞
GM28877 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
HAP1 PEX3 (-) 1 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
JM-Jurkat Cells;背景说明：该细胞源自一位１４岁患有T淋巴细胞白血病男性的外周血;传代方法：保持细胞密度在３—９×１０５cells/ml之间，１：５—１：１０传代，每周换液２—３次;生长特性：悬浮生长;形态特性：圆形，单个或呈片;相关产品有：PFSK-1细胞、TE85细胞、Hs274T细胞
P3HR-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：CA-OV-3细胞、REC 1细胞、KMS11细胞
MDAMB468 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：HT1080细胞、BC-023细胞、IM9细胞
KYSE0030 Cells;背景说明：来源于一位６４岁，患有高分化的中段食管鳞癌的男性患者。;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：hOMF细胞、P31/Fujioka细胞、Human Epithelioma-2细胞
Hs 683 Cells;背景说明：该细胞源自７６岁白人男性的左颞叶侧胶质瘤组织，有微绒毛，无桥粒。 ;传代方法：１：４传代，每周换液２次;生长特性：贴壁生长;形态特性：成纤维细胞;相关产品有：RDES细胞、Hs606细胞、HuH-6细胞
HEC1-A Cells;背景说明：这株细胞及其亚株HEC-１-B是H.Kuramoto及其同事１９６８年从一位IA期子宫内膜癌患者身上分离得到的。PAF可以诱导其c-fos的表达。;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：C33A细胞、hA549细胞、LAPC-4细胞
NCTC-1469 Cells;背景说明：１９５２年建系，源于正常C３H/An小鼠的肝脏组织，表达H-２K抗原,鼠痘病毒阴性。;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：淋巴母细胞;相关产品有：COLO-357细胞、Jeko1细胞、FRhK4细胞
LS174 Cells;背景说明：LS １７４T是LS １８０ (ATCC CL １８７)结肠腺癌细胞株的胰蛋白酶化变种。 它比亲本更易传代，象LS １８０一样生成大量的癌胚抗原(CEA)。 电镜研究表明有丰富的微丝和细胞质粘液素液泡。 直肠抗原３阳性。 p５３抗原表达阴性，但mRNA表达阳性。 与ATCC CL-１８７来源于同一个肿瘤。LS １７４T细胞角蛋白染色阳性。 癌基因c-myc, N-myc, H-ras, N-ras, Myb, 和 fos的表达呈阳性。 癌基因k-ras和sis的表达未做检测。;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：HIBEC细胞、33604细胞、H1838细胞
HSAEC49-KT Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
KOLF2.1J SERPINI1 4.6KBDEL DEL/DEL Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
MOLP-2/R Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
NYSCF-050921-01-MR Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
RG-327 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
Ubigene HeLa CCND3 KO Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
WTC-mEGFP-DCP1A-cl124 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
HAP1 SS18 (-) 2 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
NIH:OVCAR-5 Cells;背景说明：卵巢癌；腹水转移；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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：Ca9-22细胞、HCT-GEO细胞、Hs870T细胞
GM15452 Cells;背景说明：１９５７年，PuckTT从成年中国仓鼠卵巢的活检组织建立了CHO细胞，CHO-K１是CHO的一个亚克隆。CHO-K１的生长需要脯酸。;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：Hs 343.T细胞、Human Hepatocyte Line 5细胞、COLO 320细胞
VeroE6 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，详见产品说明书部分;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：HANK细胞、SF 767细胞、A-20细胞
WM-115 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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：NCIH1944细胞、MHHCALL2细胞、SK-BR-3细胞
SU-DHL-16 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，详见产品说明书部分;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：RH8994细胞、NPC-TW 01细胞、H184A1细胞
SU-DHL-16 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，详见产品说明书部分;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：RH8994细胞、NPC-TW 01细胞、H184A1细胞
OSC19 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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：BL-6细胞、SEG-1细胞、SU86_86细胞
SHSY5Y Cells;背景说明：据报道，该细胞的密度可高达１×１０６cells/cm２，具有中等水平的多巴胺β羟化酶的活性。;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：H1666细胞、MEF细胞、FL-83B细胞
18G3.cl 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，详见产品说明书部分;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：SNU-216细胞、NCI H157细胞、SKGIIIA细胞
alpha TC1.6 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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：HO1N1细胞、MIN-6细胞、BC-024细胞
SUDHL2 Cells;背景说明：弥漫性大细胞淋巴瘤；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：悬浮;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：L-M (TK-)细胞、SV-HUC细胞、NCTC929细胞
SU8686 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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：BRL3A细胞、PANC-28细胞、LuCL4细胞
Dysplastic Oral Keratinocyte Cells;背景说明：口腔异常增生；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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：ACC2细胞、SK-RC-42细胞、SKMEL1细胞
TFK1 Cells;背景说明：胆管癌；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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：ID8细胞、H520细胞、HCC1143细胞
SU-DH-L5 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，详见产品说明书部分;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：PC 61细胞、RetroPack PT67细胞、EBTr细胞
STSAR-10 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
SDBMSC Cells;背景说明：骨髓间充质干细胞；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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：hSCC-25细胞、HSAS4细胞、VMM39细胞
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细胞、KPNRTBM1细胞、L-1210细胞
COLO-320-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：GEO细胞、KYSE-520细胞、SW1353细胞
MGH-U3 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，详见产品说明书部分;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：RC-K8细胞、AR4-2J细胞、PANC1005细胞
NCTC929 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，详见产品说明书部分;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：OAW-42细胞、GM07404细胞、SK-N-BE(1)n细胞
TALL 1 Cells;背景说明：该细胞源于一名复发T-ALL（急性T淋巴细胞性白血病）的儿童的外周血；具有很强的细胞毒性，体内体外实验中都能破坏肿瘤细胞；IL-２可使细胞更好地生长；α/β TCR阳性，γ/δ TCR阴性；可产生IFNγ、TNF-α和GM-CSF。;传代方法：维持细胞密度在４×１０５-１×１０６ cells/ml之间，２-３天换液１次 ;生长特性：悬浮生长;形态特性：淋巴母细胞;相关产品有：Michigan Cancer Foundation-12F细胞、SW837细胞、MPC-5细胞
HCT 116人结肠癌细胞代次低|培养基|送STR图谱
CL11 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，详见产品说明书部分;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：HuH6细胞、P3-X63.Ag8.653细胞、HL7702细胞
SGC996 Cells;背景说明：胆囊癌；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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：HEI-193细胞、HDF-a细胞、SNU-407细胞
H1770 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;传代方法：随细胞的生长而换液;生长特性：悬浮生长;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：H-209细胞、HuH1细胞、Ku812细胞
GFP-Olig2 Cells;背景说明：胚胎干细胞；１２９X１/SvJ;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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：hTERT-RPE细胞、Tsup-1细胞、H-1435细胞
IM 9 Cells;背景说明：详见相关文献介绍;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：3T3 J2细胞、J774细胞、H-4细胞
MDA-MB-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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：NCI-H28细胞、LM1细胞、RKO-E6细胞
H-250 Cells;背景说明：小细胞肺癌；男性;传代方法：１：２-１：３传代；每周换液２-３次。;生长特性：半贴壁;形态特性：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：DHL10细胞、QGY7701细胞、293-FT细胞
MDAMB435 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：详见产品说明书;相关产品有：HCA-7细胞、THC-8307细胞、MDCC-MSB-1细胞
BayGenomics ES cell line RHA202 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
BayGenomics ES cell line XE022 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
CPTC-TNFRSF9-2 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
MEF_Hsp47 KO-13 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
SK19-4C9 Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
LO1.GAK Cells(提供STR鉴定图谱)
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