A conditionally immortal cell line derived from the mouse cochlea. The immortalizing gene was activated in organotypic cultures of auditory sensory epithelia at E13, the thirteenth day of embryonic development, before the hair cells had started to differentiate after their last mitoses. The cell line expresses characteristic hair cell markers including the transcription factor Brn3.1, the a9 subunit of the acetylcholine receptor, the stereociliary protein fimbrin and the myosins VI and VIIA. The relatively low expression of Brn3.1, the a9AChR and myosin VIIa in UB/OC-1 compared with UB/OC-2 at 33°C suggests that the former may have been immortalized at an…
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