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[[File:O2k-Publications.png|left|100px|caption]]Back to: '''[[O2k-Publications: Specific topics]]''''''Human embryonic kidney 293''' ('''HEK 293''') cells are derived from human embryonic kidney cells. They are easy to culture and have many properties of immature neurons, suggesting that the adenovirus was taken up and transformed a neuronal lineage cell in the original kidney culture. HEK 293 cells should not be used as an ''in vitro'' model for kidney cell function or studies involving kidney cells.   {{#ask:[[Category:Publications]] [[Instrument and method::Oxygraph-2k]] [[Model cell lines::HEK]] |?Was published in year|?Has title|?Preparation|format=broadtable|limit=5000|offset=0|sort=Was published in year|order=descending}}
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''''''Human embryonic kidney 293''' ('''HEK 293''')  
'''HeLa''' cells are a line of human cells derived from cervical cancer. They have shown high durability and versatility in research, and have been used for applications such as drug discovery, study of viruses, and cancer research. Due to evolution of the line, which was created in 1951, many strains of HeLa cells are now available. Some varieties contain a tetracycline repressor protein, papilloma virus sequences, or Chang liver cells derived from tissues contaminated with HeLa. Many HeLa cell strains have specific features and characteristics like the presence of keratin and resistance to polioviruses.
 
 
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'Human embryonic kidney 293 (HEK 293) HeLa cells are a line of human cells derived from cervical cancer. They have shown high durability and versatility in research, and have been used for applications such as drug discovery, study of viruses, and cancer research. Due to evolution of the line, which was created in 1951, many strains of HeLa cells are now available. Some varieties contain a tetracycline repressor protein, papilloma virus sequences, or Chang liver cells derived from tissues contaminated with HeLa. Many HeLa cell strains have specific features and characteristics like the presence of keratin and resistance to polioviruses.


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