Human liver cancer cells (Hep G2 Luc)

The applications of Human liver cancer cells (Hep G2 Luc) are pivotal in advancing cancer research as these epithelioid adherent cells serve as a reliable in vitro model for studying liver cancer biology and testing potential therapeutic agents Utilizing the 1*10^6 cell concentration preserved in dry ice enhances the viability of these cells during transport allowing researchers to conduct experiments with confidence in their fidelity In drug discovery Hep G2-Luc cells are particularly valuable for assessing the efficacy and toxicity of novel compounds providing a platform for screening multiple candidates efficiently and reproducibly Additionally their use in gene expression studies offers insights into the molecular mechanisms of liver cancer enabling researchers to unravel pathways involved in tumorigenesis and resistance to treatments Overall the versatility and reliability of Hep G2-Luc cells make them an essential tool in the fight against liver cancer contributing to the development of targeted therapies and better understanding of this complex disease