人甲状腺癌乳头状细胞BCPAP
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细胞名称 |
人甲状腺癌乳头状细胞BCPAP |
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货物编码 |
BFN60810525 |
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产品规格 |
T25培养瓶x1 |
1.5ml冻存管x2 |
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细胞数量 |
1x10^6 |
1x10^6 |
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保存温度 |
37℃ |
-198℃ |
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运输方式 |
常温保温运输 |
干冰运输 |
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安全等级 |
1 |
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用途限制 |
仅供科研 3类 |
培养体系 |
DMEM高糖(不含丙酮酸钠)+10%FBS+1%三抗 |
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培养温度 |
37℃ |
二氧化碳浓度 |
5% |
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简介 |
人甲状腺癌乳头状细胞BCPAP取自76岁女性供体,该细胞源于DMSZ |
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注释 |
Part of: Cancer Cell Line Encyclopedia (CCLE) project. Part of: COSMIC cell lines project. Part of: TCGA-110-CL cell line panel. Doubling time: ~30 hours (DSMZ). Microsatellite instability: Stable (MSS) (Sanger). Omics: Deep exome analysis. Omics: Deep RNAseq analysis. Omics: DNA methylation analysis. Omics: SNP array analysis. Omics: Transcriptome analysis. Caution: Was originally classified a thyroid gland papillary carcinoma (PTC) but is now considered to be a poorly differentiated thyroid gland carcinoma (PDTC) (PubMed=23162534). |
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基因突变 |
Homozygous for BRAF p.Val600Glu (c.1799T>A) (ClinVar=VCV000013961) (PubMed=23162534; PubMed=23833040; PubMed=30737244). Heterozygous for TERT c.228C>T (-124C>T); in promoter (PubMed=23833040; PubMed=30737244). Homozygous for TP53 p.Asp259Tyr (c.775G>T) (PubMed=14522906; PubMed=23162534; PubMed=30737244). |
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HLA信息 |
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STR信息 |
Amelogenin X CSF1PO 13 D2S1338 18 D3S1358 16,17 D5S818 10,11 D7S820 10 D8S1179 12,13 D13S317 12 D16S539 11,12 D18S51 13,17 D19S433 13.2,15 D21S11 30,31.2 FGA 20,23 Penta D 10,11 Penta E 5,12,17 TH01 6,9.3 TPOX 8,11 vWA 14,17 |
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