Hepa 1c1c7
The Hepa-1c1c7 is a cell line derived from mouse hepatoma cells. It is a well-characterized and widely used in vitro model for studying various cellular processes and pathways. The core function of the Hepa-1c1c7 cell line is to serve as a research tool for investigating liver-related biological and biochemical mechanisms.
3 protocols using hepa 1c1c7
Transient HBV Transfection in Hepatoma Cells
Induction of Inflammatory Response in Hepatocytes
Murine Cell Line Culture Conditions
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