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NCL-2
Cell Line Name
NCL-2
Cell Line Status
Currently available
Cell Type
Human Embryonic
Grade
Research
Source
Human embryo / blastocyst
Source type
Fresh
Consent Status
Donor consent was reviewed by the UK Steering Committee and was found to be consistent with the Steering Committee Code of Practice for the Use of Human Stem Cell Lines.
Date cell line derived
14 March 2005
Ethical Statement
In the opinion of the Steering Committee for the UK Stem Cell Bank and the use of Human Stem Cell Lines, the derivation of the stem cell line is consistent with UK ethical guidelines
Depositor
Newcastle Fertility Centre at LIFE
Depositing Centre
Newcastle Fertility Centre at LIFE
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
MUL Contact Details
legal@nesci.ac.uk
Journal Reference
Publications available
SCSC No.
SCSC-06-46(1)
UKSCB Accession No.
R-07-14
Distribution Bank No.
DO1
Passage No.
p27
Feeder Cell Type
Human
Basel Medium
KO-DMEM
Protein Source
KO-SR
Growth Factors
bFGF
Incubation Conditions
37°C, 5% CO2 , Subculture: enzymic
Culture Morphology
Embryonic stem cell colonial morphology
Preservation Method
Frozen / DMSO
Viability
50-80%
DNA Profile
Human
Karyotype
46,XX
Characterisation Panel
Awaiting Confirmation of Characterisation Panel Tests
Sterility Test
No contamination detected by EU Pharmocopeal Sterility Test
Mycoplasm Screen
Mycoplasma not detected by Mycoplasma PCR or Culture
Viral Screen
Human Virus Panel (HIV, HTLV, HBV, HCV, EBV, CMV) not detected by PCR
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