Human vs mice markers for cell lines in culture

From: Carmen Raventos-Suarez (carmen.raventossuarez@bms.com)
Date: Thu Oct 14 1999 - 14:29:44 EST

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Hello everybody:
Let me take advantage of this wonderful resource for information
by asking:

What is the status on the availability of differential markers to
characterize human tumor cell lines established in culture from
tumor xenographs growing in mice?
I mean, What is the most reliable answer to establish if they are
human or mice or an hybrid?

This is a an new challenge for me and I wonder if anyone can give
me a hand in making some decisions.
Thank you
Carmen Raventos-Suarez
BMS
E-mail: carmen.raventossuarez@bms.com

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