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Humanized CT26-hEpCAM-LZ Reporter Tumor Cell Line

CT26-hEpCAM-LZ  clonal cell line expresses high levels of human EpCAM, and forms solid tumors in vivo.

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Design of the CT26-hEpCAM-LZ cell line

The CT26-hEpCAM-LZ clonal cell line expresses high levels of human EpCAM, and forms solid tumors in vivo. An optimized version of a luciferase-ZsGreen (LZ) fusion protein is also stably expressed for in vivo imaging and ex vivo tracking.

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CT26-hEpCAM-LZ features

  • Express a fully human EpCAM
  • Express a luciferase-ZsGreen (LZ) fusion reporter
  • Form solid tumors upon subcutaneous injection in fully immunocompetent mice
  • Injected cells can be followed in vivo and ex vivo with our LZ reporter

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