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Yes, animal models such as mice have been genetically engineered to develop retinoblastoma-like tumors. These models help researchers understand the disease progression and test potential treatments.
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The cells exhibit characteristics consistent with their malignant nature, making them an ideal model for studying this aggressive form of cancer.
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Description: Human retinoblastoma cell line derived from a male patient. Bilateral retinoblastoma, tumour treated by irradiation. Tumourigenicity not tested.
Description: The line exhibited a hypodiploid karyotype initially, and an epithelial morphology.
