How To Culture Cells for Cancer Research
How To Guide Apr 01, 2020 | By Jonathan Welti
Cancer cell lines are created from cells isolated from cancer patients and are transferred and maintained in the laboratory where they continue to grow indefinitely under laboratory conditions. Some cell lines do not continue to divide and so have been genetically modified to allow them to do so. Theses immortalized cell lines can then be used for research purposes.
Download this guide to discover:
- The pros and cons of using cancer cell lines
- Tips for choosing the right cell line
- How to prepare, culture, analyze, and store cells
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