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SU-DHL-4
Cat.No.: CSC-C0506
Species: Human
Source: peritoneal effusion
Morphology: single round cells growing in suspension
Culture Properties: suspension
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Cell type: B cell lymphoma
Origin: established from the peritoneal effusion of a 38-year-old man with B-NHL (diffuse large cell, cleaved cell type; originally described as "diffuse histiocytic lymphoma") in 1975; cell line carries EZH2 Y641S mutation; assigned to GCB-like lymphoma subtype (germinal center B-cell)
D13S317: 11, 12
D7S820: 8, 11
D16S539: 11, 13
vWA: 18, 19
THO1: 6, 9.3
Amelogenin: X Y
TPOX: 9, 11
CSF1PO: 12
The main purpose of staining is to highlight the specimen by increasing the contrast between the organisms and the background. Some common examples of stains are methylene blue, crystal violet, carbon fuchsin, etc. Hence, staining improves the observations of any particular cell or tissue when seen under a microscope.
SU-DHL-4 cells are assigned to the GCB-like (germinal center B-cell-like) lymphoma subtype.
Yes, SU-DHL-4 cells are widely used in research studies related to B-cell lymphomas, particularly in investigations involving the EZH2 mutation and GCB-like lymphoma subtype.
Yes, SU-DHL-4 cells are frequently used as a model for studying drug sensitivity and testing potential therapies for diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, especially in the context of EZH2 mutations and GCB-like subtypes.
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Tumor cell products are a valuable resource for researchers studying cancer, and Creative Bioarray's products bring great convenience to my experiments.
04 Jan 2022
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The SU-DHL-4 cells have exhibited excellent growth characteristics and maintained stability throughout our experiments, which has allowed for reliable and reproducible results.
13 Sep 2023
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Throughout the process, Creative Bioarray has been incredibly responsive and supportive. They promptly answered my queries and provided technical assistance when needed.
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