G401 cells
G401 cells are a human cell line derived from a Wilms' tumor, a type of kidney cancer. The cells are characterized as epithelial in morphology and are commonly used in cancer research and drug development studies. The core function of G401 cells is to provide a standardized and reliable model system for investigating various aspects of cancer biology and potential therapeutic strategies.
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Cell Culture Protocol for G401 and HEK293T
Cell Culture Protocols for ENCODE
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