Cancer & Normal Matched Pairs ATCC offers cell line pairs derived from the same donor to compare your experiment results from tumor cell lines to their normal cells.

Researchers have access to several non-genome-editing methods for cell line development, including single cell cloning, overexpressing genes or transgenes, cell line adaptation, …

Human cell lines are a critical biological resource. These in vitro models of human biology are used in biomedical research, toxicology studies, bioindustry, drug discovery, vaccine …

At ATCC, we follow the highest manufacturing standards and use the most reliable procedures to verify and authenticate every cell line. You can rely on a vast selection of ATCC animal cell …

Available from QIAGEN Digital Insights, this option includes all the cell line data available on the ATCC Genome Portal plus QIAGEN’s best-in-class bioinformatics solutions.

A549 cells were isolated from the lung tissue of a White, 58-year-old male with lung cancer. This cell line can be used in cancer, immuno-oncology, and toxicology research.

To address these challenges, ATCC® is building the comprehensive reference omics database ATCC® Cell Line Land. This database provides access to whole-exome and transcriptome …

When publishing with a cell line from ATCC, always reference the line with the common name followed by the ATCC catalog number. For example, cite as "NIH/3T3 (ATCC CRL-1658)" in …

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hTERT PF179T CAF is a fibroblast cell line that was isolated from the prostate of a male patient with cancer. This cell line was deposited by V Rotter and can be used in drug development …