Human fetal bladder-derived epithelial cells

Details Human fetal bladder-derived epithelial cells Human fetal bladder-derived epithelial cells

2003-02-12

2010-12-07

Chen, Shin-Lin (Department: 1632)

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology

Animal cell, per se ; composition thereof; process of...

Method of detaching cells, digesting tissue or establishing...

C435S325000, C435S366000, C435S371000, C435S384000, C435S389000

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07846726

ABSTRACT:
This invention discloses a substantially pure population of human urinary bladder-derived epithelial cells and methods of isolating and culturing the urinary bladder-derived epithelial cells. In addition, several uses of human urinary bladder-derived epithelial cells and cells differentiating therefrom are disclosed herein.

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