JCRB0308 AT1OS
Cell information
Cell type:human mutant cell repository from Kyoto University (View Pricing Information)
JCRB No. | JCRB0308 | Cell Name | AT1OS |
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Profile | Hereditary disease with high cancer risk, ataxia telangiectasia (autosomal recessive), chromosome breakage syndrome, skin fibroblast, high sensitivity to X-ray. | Other Name | |
Animal | human | Strain | |
Genus | Homo | Species | sapiens |
Sex | Age | ||
Identity | available | Tissue for Primary Cancer | skin |
Case history | ataxia telangiectasia | Metastasis | |
Tissue Metastasized | Genetics | Ataxia telangiectasia, fibroblast | |
Life Span | Crisis PDL | ||
Morphology | fibroblast-like | Character | Ataxia telangiectasia, fibroblast |
Classify | Established by | Ikenaga,M. | |
Registered by | Ikenaga,M. | Regulation for Distribution | |
Comment | Now new stock of the AT1OS available (03/12/2004). | Year | 1985 |
Medium | RPMI1640 medium, 20% non-heat-inactivated fetal bovine serum. (establish: Dulbecco's modified Eagle's medium with 10% fetal calf serum) | Methods for Passages | trypsin |
Cell Number on Passage | split ratio=1/3 | Race | Japanese |
CO2 Conc. | 5 % | Tissue Sampling | skin |
Tissue Type |
Detection of virus genome fragment by Real-time PCR | |||||||||
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Detected DNA Virus | tested | Detected RNA Virus | not tested | ||||||
CMV | - | parvoB19 | - |
-/negative. +/positive. nt/not tested. (positive (+) does not immediately mean the production of infectious viral particles.) |
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EBV | - | HBV | - | ||||||
HHV6 | - | HTLV-1 | - | ||||||
HHV7 | - | HTLV-2 | - | ||||||
BKV | - | HIV-1 | - | ||||||
JCV | - | HIV-2 | - | ||||||
ADV | - | HPV18 | - | ||||||
Notes |
Reference | |
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Pubmed id:2465834 | Replicon initiation in normal human cells and in ataxia telangiectasia cells: its differential inhibition by cycloheximide and bleomycin. Noda A Cell Biol Int Rep. 1988 Nov;12(11):943-50 |
Pubmed id:6876478 | The sensitivities to radiations and radiomimetic chemicals of cells from patients with ataxia telangiectasia. Ikenaga M,Midorikawa M,Abe J,Mimaki T Jinrui Idengaku Zasshi. 1983 Mar;28(1):1-10 |
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LOT Information
Cell No. | JCRB0308 | Cell Name | AT1OS |
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LOT No. | 10082008 | Lot Specification | distribution |
Medium | RPMI1640 medium(GIBCO) with 20% bovine fetal serum(Hyclone GRD0051,non HI) | Temperature | 37 C |
Cell Density at Seeding | 1.0x10^4 cells/sq.cm | Methods for Passages | Cells were harvested after treatment with 0.25% trypsin and PBS. |
Doubling Time | NT | Cell Number in Vial (cells/1ml) | 8.0x10^4 |
Viability at cell freezing (%) | 99.5 | Antibiotics Used | free |
Passage Number | p14 | PDL | NT |
Sterility: MYCOPLASMA | - | Sterility: BACTERIA | - |
Sterility: FUNGI | - | Isozyme Analysis | NT |
Chromosome Mode | NT | Chromosome Information | NT |
Surface Antigen | NT | DNA Profile (STR) | D5S818:10 D13S317:9 D7S820:11,12 D16S539:9,12 VWA:17,18 TH01:9 AM:X,Y TPOX:10,11 CSF1PO:10,12 |
Adhesion | Yes | 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. | JCRB0308 | Cell Name | |
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LOT No. | 02-01-28 | Lot Specification | distribution |
Medium | Dulbecco's modified Eagle's medium with 10% fetal calf serum | Temperature | 37 C |
Cell Density at Seeding | split ratio = 1/3 | Methods for Passages | treatment with 0.25% trypsin and 0.02% EDTA |
Doubling Time | Cell Number in Vial (cells/1ml) | ||
Viability at cell freezing (%) | Antibiotics Used | free | |
Passage Number | P9 | PDL | |
Sterility: MYCOPLASMA | - | Sterility: BACTERIA | - |
Sterility: FUNGI | - | Isozyme Analysis | |
Chromosome Mode | Chromosome Information | ||
Surface Antigen | DNA Profile (STR) | ||
Adhesion | Yes | Exoteric Gene | |
Medium for Freezing | Culture medium with 5% DMSO | CO2 Conc. | 5% |
Viability immediately after thawing (%) | Additional information |