Human liver cancer cells (HuH-7-EGFP)

The HuH-7-EGFP human liver cancer cells are invaluable for cancer research and drug development serving as an ideal model for studying liver cancer due to their epithelial characteristics and stable adhesion properties They facilitate the investigation of therapeutic agents and the effectiveness of various treatment protocols in a controlled laboratory environment

Additionally preserved in dry ice for transportation these cells maintain their viability which is crucial for experiments requiring live-cell handling thus enabling researchers to conduct real-time analyses and experiments with enhanced accuracy With a culture ratio of 1:2 to 1:3 in a nutrient-rich medium of 90% DMEM and 10% FBS these cells offer optimal growth conditions that support significant advances in our understanding of tumor behavior and progression

Furthermore the HuH-7-EGFP line which is generated using the virus method and ensures a negative outcome for contamination empowers researchers to observe cellular responses in real-time due to the fluorescent marker assisting in the visualization of cell dynamics and interactions throughout various experimental setups