NCI-HPN-F1I Mam Cell Line 61064

Mammary gland epithelial cancer cell line

Contributors

Inventor Institute
Hesed Padilla-Nash National Cancer Institute (NCI)
Cat. #: 161050
Cancer types: Breast cancer
Research Fields: Cancer
Organism: Mouse
Tissue: Epithelial
Gender: Female
Cancer Types In Detail: Breast cancer
Primary citation: Padilla-Nash et al. 2012. Genes Chrom Cancer. 51(4):353-374. PMID: 22161874.
Product description: 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 gland. Previous applications of this cell line include telomerase analysis by fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH). This in vitro model allows study of sequential genetic and genomic alterations in the natural process of oncogenesis.
Gender: Female
CRISPR: No
disease: Cancer
Shipping conditions: Dry Ice
Growth medium: DMEM/F12 media without phenol-red indicator (Invitrogen)
Temperature: 37° C
Atmosphere: 5% CO2
Mycoplasma free: Yes
Biosafety level: 1
References:

Padilla-Nash et al. 2012. Genes Chrom Cancer. 51(4):353-374. PMID: 22161874.

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