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Culture characteristics of four permanent lines of human cancer cells.
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PathologyCell CultureCell ProliferationDermatologyMorphological CharacteristicsCancer BiologyTumor BiologyHuman Embryonal RhabdomyosarcomaSurgical PathologyCancer Cell BiologyPh RangeCancer ResearchSkin CancerMedicineCutaneous BiologyHistopathologyDermatopathologyCell BiologyMalignant DiseaseCulture CharacteristicsTumoral PathologyTissue CultureOncology
Summary The cultural and morphological characteristics of three strains of human epidermoid cancer cells (H.Ep. #1, H.Ep. #2, and H.Ep. #3) and one human embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma (H.Emb.Rh. #1) have been described. These tumors have been passed serially for periods of 8 months to 2½ years and have maintained their original histological characteristics. One other tumor (H.S. #1), not yet permanently established in passage, has also been described. The pH range and sensitivity of the tumor to heat and ultraviolet have been recorded.