The DLBCL cell lines, SU-DHL4 (DHL4), SU-DHL6 (DHL6), OCI-LY7 (LY7), HBL1, TMD8, U-2932, Karpas 422 (K422), Toledo and OCI-LY4 (LY4), were cultured as previously described.25 (link) The identities of the DLBCL cell lines used in this study were confirmed via STR profiling with PowerPlex ®1.2 system (Promega, Madison, WI, USA). DHL4, DHL6, LY7, HBL1 and U-2932 were previously characterized as BCR-dependent and K422, Toledo and LY4 were BCR-independent.3 (link),9 (link)
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DLBCL Cell Lines: Characterization and Utility
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Other organizations : Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Instytut Hematologii i Transfuzjologi, Mount Sinai Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston University
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- DLBCL cell lines: SU-DHL4 (DHL4), SU-DHL6 (DHL6), OCI-LY7 (LY7), HBL1, TMD8, U-2932, Karpas 422 (K422), Toledo and OCI-LY4 (LY4)
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- Culture conditions were previously described and kept constant across cell lines
- Positive controls: DHL4, DHL6, LY7, HBL1, and U-2932 were previously characterized as BCR-dependent
- Negative controls: K422, Toledo, and LY4 were previously characterized as BCR-independent
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