Human gastric adenocarcinoma cells (AGS Luc)

Human gastric adenocarcinoma cells (AGS Luc) serve as a pivotal resource in cancer research particularly for understanding the mechanisms of gastric cancer progression and evaluating therapeutic interventions as they provide a reliable model for studying tumor behavior in vitro By enabling efficient dry ice preservation and live cell transportation in T25 flasks researchers can maintain the integrity and viability of AGS Luc cells facilitating the investigation of cellular responses and drug efficacy in environments that closely mimic physiological conditions Additionally with a culture medium that's optimally formulated with 90% F12K and 10% FBS these cells are primed for experimentation allowing for precise manipulation of biological variables to explore pathogenic mechanisms and potential treatments The use of AGS Luc cells not only enhances our understanding of gastric adenocarcinoma but also aids in the rapid development of innovative therapies advancing the field of oncology