Epithelial cell line useful in the detection of dioxinlike compo

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology – Spore forming or isolating process

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435 29, 43524023, 435948, 436 63, 436815, C12N 500, C12Q 102

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049045954

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a novel epithelial cell line, a process for the preparation of the cell line, and its use in an in vitro bioassay for dioxinlike activity based on alterations in the cell line proliferation and morphology. The proprietary cell line of this invention exhibits a dioxin-induced, reversible, postconfluent inhibition of cell proliferation and a characteristic dioxin-induced flat-cell morphology.

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Rheinwald, J. G. et al., "Formation of a Keratinizing Epithelium in Culture by a Cloned Cell Line Derived from a Teratoma", Cell 6:317-330, Nov. 1985.

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