JCRB1475 Nalm-6-MSH+

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JCRB1475 Nalm-6-MSH+ : Condition for Distribution [分譲の条件]

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JCRB No.   JCRB1475 Cell Name   Nalm-6-MSH+
Profile   Human cell line derived from B cell leukemia. (MSH+, POL(WT), TK+/-) Other Name   
Animal   human Strain   
Genus   Homo Species   sapiens
Sex   M Age   19-year-old
Identity   available Tissue for Primary Cancer   
Case history   acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) Metastasis   
Tissue Metastasized    Genetics   MSH+, POL(WT), TK+/-
Life Span   infinite Crisis PDL   
Morphology   lymphocyte-like Character   
Classify   tumor Established by   
Registered by   Nohmi, T. Regulation for Distribution   Cite the litarature specified by the developer at the publication of papers using this cell line.
Comment    Year   2012
Medium   RPMI 1640 + 10% heat-inactivate FBS Methods for Passages   dilution
Cell Number on Passage   twice/week, split ratio = 1:10 Race   
CO2 Conc.   5% Tissue Sampling   peripheral blood
Tissue Type   

Detection of virus genome fragment by Real-time PCR
Detected DNA Virus tested Detected RNA Virus tested
CMV - parvoB19 - HCV - HTLV-1 -
EBV - HBV - HIV-1 - HTLV-2 -
HHV6 - HTLV-1 - HIV-2 - HAV -
HHV7 - HTLV-2 - -/negative.
+/positive.
nt/not tested.
(positive (+) does not immediately mean the production of infectious viral particles.)
BKV - HIV-1 -
JCV - HIV-2 -
ADV - HPV18 -
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Reference
Pubmed id:27338670Sensitivity of human cells expressing low-fidelity or weak-catalytic-activity variants of DNA polymerase ζ to genotoxic stresses.
Suzuki T,Grúz P,Honma M,Adachi N,Nohmi T
DNA Repair (Amst). 2016 Sep;45():34-43
Pubmed id:23596518Restoration of mismatch repair functions in human cell line Nalm-6, which has high efficiency for gene targeting.
Suzuki T,Ukai A,Honma M,Adachi N,Nohmi T
PLoS One. 2013;8(4):e61189

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Viability/Growth rate/Cell number are represented as actual values measured at lot presentation in JCRB, but are not guaranteed values. Additionally, the doubling time is a rough value measured during passages.
Cell No.   JCRB1475 Cell Name   Nalm-6-MSH+
LOT No.   06012012 Lot Specification   distribution
Medium   RPMI1640 medium(GIBCO) with 10% heat inactivated fetal bovine serum(SIGMA027K03911) Temperature   37 C
Cell Density at Seeding   0.1-2.0x10^6 cells/ml Methods for Passages   Dilution(1/10),twice/week
Doubling Time   NT Cell Number in Vial (cells/1ml)   3.9x10^6
Viability at cell freezing (%)   85.9 Antibiotics Used   free
Passage Number   p3* PDL   NT
Sterility: MYCOPLASMA   - Sterility: BACTERIA   -
Sterility: FUNGI   - Isozyme Analysis   NT
Chromosome Mode   NT Chromosome Information   NT
Surface Antigen   NT DNA Profile (STR)   D5S818:11,13
D13S317:9,13
D7S820:8,12
D16S539:9,11
VWA:15,16
TH01:8,9
AM:X,Y
TPOX:8,10
CSF1PO:14
Adhesion   No Exoteric Gene   NT
Medium for Freezing   Cell Banker BLC-1(Nihon Zenyaku Industries) CO2 Conc.   5 %
Viability immediately after thawing (%)    Additional information   
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Cell No.   JCRB1475 Cell Name   Nalm-6-MSH+
LOT No.   01192018 Lot Specification   distribution
Medium   RPMI 1640 medium with 10% heat-inactivated fetal bovine serum (FBS; Sigma Cat. # 172012) Temperature   37 C
Cell Density at Seeding   1 - 2 x 10^5 cells/mL Methods for Passages   Simple dilution (suspension culture).
Doubling Time   approx. 1 day. Cell Number in Vial (cells/1ml)   4.4 x 10^6
Viability at cell freezing (%)   86 Antibiotics Used   free
Passage Number   Unknown (6 at bank) PDL   
Sterility: MYCOPLASMA   - Sterility: BACTERIA   -
Sterility: FUNGI   - Isozyme Analysis   
Chromosome Mode    Chromosome Information   
Surface Antigen    DNA Profile (STR)   
Adhesion   No Exoteric Gene   
Medium for Freezing   10% DMSO, 20% FBS - RPMI1640 CO2 Conc.   5%
Viability immediately after thawing (%)   86 Additional information   
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