Mammary smooth muscle cells are a form of specialised myoepitheliel cells found in female breast tissue that generate the contractile for neccasary for lactation. These cells are used for toxicity analysis and drug screening purposes.
Available Formats:
Proliferating: ≥500000 viable cells shipped in appropriate growth medium (T25 Flask).
Cryopreserved: A cryogeneic vial containing ≥500000 cells
| Product Category: | Homo Sapiens, Human |
| Product Type: | Adherant cells |
| Drived From: | Adult human mammary tissue |
| Cell Morphology: | Elongated and sometimes triangular in shape |
| Culture and Growth Properties: | Anchorage dependent population |
| Passage No: | P2 |
| Mycoplasma: | Not Detected |
| Hepatitis B: | Not Detected |
| Hepatitis C: | Not Detected |
| HIV-1: | Not Detected |
| Bacteria, yeast and other fungi: | Not Detected |
| Positive for: | Smooth mu |
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