NCI-HPN-F1A Mam Cell Line Product
NCI-HPN-F1A Mam is produced from spontaneously transformed primary cell cultures without genetic, viral or chemical manipulation. This murine cell line is derived from normal epithelial cells in the mammary […]
NCI-HPN-F1A Mam is produced from spontaneously transformed primary cell cultures without genetic, viral or chemical manipulation. This murine cell line is derived from normal epithelial cells in the mammary […]
NCI-HPN-F1G Mam is produced from spontaneously transformed primary cell cultures without genetic, viral or chemical manipulation. This murine cell line is derived from normal epithelial cells in the mammary […]
NCI-HPN-F1I Mam is produced from spontaneously transformed primary cell cultures without genetic, viral or chemical manipulation. This murine cell line is derived from normal epithelial cells in the mammary […]
NCI-HPN-F23-Mam is produced from spontaneously transformed primary cell cultures without genetic, viral or chemical manipulation. This murine cell line is derived from normal epithelial cells in the mammary gland._x000D_ […]
NCI-HPN-F24-Mam is produced from spontaneously transformed primary cell cultures without genetic, viral or chemical manipulation. This murine cell line is derived from normal epithelial cells in the mammary gland._x000D_ […]
NCI-HPN-F43-Mam is produced from spontaneously transformed primary cell cultures without genetic, viral or chemical manipulation. This murine cell line is derived from normal epithelial cells in the mammary gland._x000D_ […]
NCI-HPN-F44-Mam is produced from spontaneously transformed primary cell cultures without genetic, viral or chemical manipulation. This murine cell line is derived from normal epithelial cells in the mammary gland._x000D_ […]
[…] understand the underlying molecular mechanisms of resistance. Image: MCF7/S0.5 cells stained for oestrogen receptor expression NCI-HPN-F cell lines with chromosomal abnormalities Derived from mouse mammary glands, NCI-HPN-F cell lines demonstrate recurrent […]
[…] PMX464, is a potent in vitro antitumour activity was observed in HCT 116 and HT 29 human colon as well in as MCF-7 and MDA 468 human breast cancer cell lines.
A new class of molecule (4-hydroxy-4-hetarylcyclohexa-2,5-dien-1-ones) bearing a new pharmacophore (quinols’) with potent activity against renal, colon and breast cell lines in the NCI 60-cell panel.
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