HepG2-DM2
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HepG2-DM2
cell line
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instance of
cell line
1 reference
stated in
Cellosaurus release 49
retrieved
13 July 2024
Cellosaurus ID
CVCL_9874
cancer cell line
1 reference
stated in
Cellosaurus release 49
retrieved
13 July 2024
Cellosaurus ID
CVCL_9874
parent cell line
Hep-G2
1 reference
stated in
Cellosaurus release 49
retrieved
13 July 2024
Cellosaurus ID
CVCL_9874
described by source
Characterization of novel human hepatoma cell lines with stable hepatitis B virus secretion for evaluating new compounds against lamivudine- and penciclovir-resistant virus
1 reference
stated in
Cellosaurus release 49
retrieved
13 July 2024
Cellosaurus ID
CVCL_9874
established from medical condition
hepatoblastoma
1 reference
stated in
Cellosaurus release 49
retrieved
13 July 2024
Cellosaurus ID
CVCL_9874
derived from organism type
Homo sapiens
sex or gender
male
1 reference
stated in
Cellosaurus release 49
retrieved
13 July 2024
Cellosaurus ID
CVCL_9874
Identifiers
Cellosaurus ID
CVCL_9874
1 reference
stated in
Cellosaurus release 49
retrieved
13 July 2024
Cellosaurus ID
CVCL_9874
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