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Product Documentation – Cell Models
Cellini Breast Cell Models
Wood Breast Cell Model
Giorgione Colon Cell Model
Ferry Colon Cell Model
Davinci Lung Cell Model
Jacket Lung Cell Model
Raphael Ovarian Cell Models
Carousel Ovarian Cell Model (Endometrioid adenocarcinoma of the ovary)
Powder Ovarian Cell Model (Serous carcinoma of the ovary)Recommended Additional Supplies- Applies to ALL CELL MODELS
Product Documentation – Cancer Cell Culture Media
Renaissance Essential Tumor MediumTM
WIT-PTM Culture Medium
WIT-P-NCTM Culture Medium
WIT-TTM Culture Medium
Cellaria Cancer Cell Culture Media Comparison Chart
Product Documentation – Stem Cell Culture Media
NutriStem® hPSC XF Medium
CryoStemTM Freezing Medium
Product Documentation – Additional Cell Culture Products
Bio-Pure HSA
Recombinant Trypsin Solution
Recombinant Trypsin EDTA Solution
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April 2017: NPR Article: Drugs That Work In Mice Often Fail When Tried In People
Most potential new drugs fail when they’re tested in people. These failures are not only a major disappointment, they sharply drive up the cost of developing new drugs. A major reason for these failures is that most new drugs… Read more »
June 2015: Characterization of twenty-five ovarian tumour cell lines that phenocopy primary tumours
This paper discusses results achieved with WIT-OC (OCMI), a precursor media to Renaissance Essential Tumor Medium. Currently available human tumour cell line panels consist of a small number of lines in each lineage that generally fail to retain the phenotype of the original patient tumour. Here we develop a cell culture medium that enables us… Read more »
June 2015: Reproducibility: Changing the Policies and Culture of Cell line Authentication
Quality control of cell lines used in biomedical research is essential to ensure reproducibility. Although cell line authentication has been widely recommended for many years, misidentification, including cross contamination, remains a serious problem. We outline a multi-stakeholder, incremental approach and policy-related recommendations to facilitate change in the culture of cell line authentication… Read more »
October 2014: The Dirty Little Secret of Cancer Research
Across different fields of cancer research, up to a third of all cell lines have been identified as impostors. Yet this fact is widely ignored, and the lines continue to be used under their false identities… Read More
June 2010: Cell line Misidentification: The Beginning of the End
A substantial proportion of cell lines is mislabeled or replaced by cells derived from a different individual, tissue or species. The scientific community has failed to tackle this problem and consequently thousands of misleading and potentially erroneous papers have been published using cell lines that are incorrectly identified. Recent efforts to develop a standard for… Read more »
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