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Name Proper Citation Organism Disease Comments Defining Citation Category Sex Synonyms Vendor Catalog Number Cross References Hierarchy Originate from Same Individual ID Record Last Update Mentions Count
HL-60
 
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1000+ mentions
Discontinued
RRID:CVCL_0002 Homo sapiens (Human) Adult acute myeloid leukemia with maturation Anecdotal: Established at the 60th attempt to culture human leukemia biopsies in Gallo's lab. All the preceding attempts having failed., Virology: Not susceptible to infection by SARS coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) (COVID-19) (PubMed=33389257)., Biotechnology: Used a source of mitochondrial DNA for USA forensic testing., Population: Caucasian., Part of: MYC genetic alteration cell panel (ATCC TCP-1035)., Part of: MD Anderson Cell Lines Project., Part of: LL-100 blood cancer cell line panel., Part of: Human Protein Atlas, Cell Atlas panel., Part of: ENCODE project common cell types; tier 3., Part of: COSMIC cell lines project., Part of: Cancer Dependency Map project (DepMap) (includes Cancer Cell Line Encyclopedia - CCLE)., Group: Space-flown cell line (cellonaut). PMID:271272
PMID:288488
PMID:1368402
PMID:1574572
PMID:1970118
PMID:2140233
PMID:2545346
PMID:2858093
PMID:2985879
PMID:3159941
PMID:3311197
PMID:3335022
PMID:3422031
PMID:3860286
PMID:3874327
PMID:6091813
PMID:6255959
PMID:6582512
PMID:6945469
PMID:6954533
PMID:6996765
PMID:7630190
PMID:8316623
PMID:8343448
PMID:8558913
PMID:8562479
PMID:9434637
PMID:9510473
PMID:9557624
PMID:9607592
PMID:9737686
PMID:9738977
PMID:10739008
PMID:11226526
PMID:11416159
PMID:12068308
PMID:12661003
PMID:15843827
PMID:16120335
PMID:16408098
PMID:16957166
PMID:17088437
PMID:20164919
PMID:20215515
PMID:22032829
PMID:22068913
PMID:22347499
PMID:22460905
PMID:22944676
PMID:23955599
PMID:24368162
PMID:24670534
PMID:25485619
PMID:25877200
PMID:25894527
PMID:25984343
PMID:26589293
PMID:27397505
PMID:28109323
PMID:28196595
PMID:29491412
PMID:30285677
PMID:30629668
PMID:30670178
PMID:30894373
PMID:31068700
PMID:31160637
PMID:31733513
PMID:33389257
PMID:35839778
PMID:36982453
Cancer cell line Female HL 60, HL.60, HL60, Human Leukemia-60 BTO:BTO_0000738,
CLO:CLO_0003775,
CLO:CLO_0050972,
EFO:EFO_0002793,
MCCL:MCC:0000195,
CLDB:cl1682,
CLDB:cl1684,
CLDB:cl1685,
CLDB:cl1686,
CLDB:cl1687,
CLDB:cl1688,
CLDB:cl1689,
CLDB:cl1690,
CLDB:cl1691,
CLDB:cl1693,
Abcam:ab282204,
AddexBio:C0003023/4977,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-38,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-783,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-2706,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-2770,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-3610,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-7721,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-7722,
ATCC:CCL-240,
BCRC:60027,
BCRJ:0104,
BioGRID_ORCS_Cell_line:42,
BioSample:SAMN01821559,
BioSample:SAMN01821682,
BioSample:SAMN03472768,
BioSample:SAMN03473174,
BioSample:SAMN10988245,
cancercelllines:CVCL_0002,
CCRID:1101HUM-PUMC000037,
CCRID:1102HUM-NIFDC00098,
CCRID:3101HUMTCHu23,
CCRID:4201HUM-CCTCC00028,
CCTCC:GDC0027,
CCTCC:GDC0028,
Cell_Model_Passport:SIDM00829,
ChEMBL-Cells:CHEMBL3307654,
ChEMBL-Targets:CHEMBL383,
CLS:300209,
Cosmic:716179,
Cosmic:716190,
Cosmic:724817,
Cosmic:787433,
Cosmic:798224,
Cosmic:798665,
Cosmic:808506,
Cosmic:821043,
Cosmic:850380,
Cosmic:851996,
Cosmic:875866,
Cosmic:905938,
Cosmic:919116,
Cosmic:922161,
Cosmic:922683,
Cosmic:924049,
Cosmic:932769,
Cosmic:947366,
Cosmic:949099,
Cosmic:975252,
Cosmic:981578,
Cosmic:991557,
Cosmic:994170,
Cosmic:999724,
Cosmic:1012068,
Cosmic:1019836,
Cosmic:1037661,
Cosmic:1070693,
Cosmic:1078724,
Cosmic:1089519,
Cosmic:1092602,
Cosmic:1107177,
Cosmic:1127250,
Cosmic:1130234,
Cosmic:1168468,
Cosmic:1176580,
Cosmic:1181599,
Cosmic:1191695,
Cosmic:1192826,
Cosmic:1226863,
Cosmic:1281315,
Cosmic:1305337,
Cosmic:1308224,
Cosmic:1319549,
Cosmic:1451845,
Cosmic:1465966,
Cosmic:1523825,
Cosmic:1524830,
Cosmic:1582390,
Cosmic:1601062,
Cosmic:1604861,
Cosmic:1998444,
Cosmic:2036678,
Cosmic:2089652,
Cosmic:2131539,
Cosmic:2301565,
Cosmic:2306208,
Cosmic:2651387,
Cosmic-CLP:905938,
DepMap:ACH-000002,
DSMZ:ACC-3,
DSMZCellDive:ACC-3,
ECACC:98070106,
EGA:EGAS00001000610,
EGA:EGAS00001000978,
ENCODE:ENCBS069ENC,
ENCODE:ENCBS070ENC,
ENCODE:ENCBS215JQI,
ENCODE:ENCBS308XSW,
ENCODE:ENCBS373UEY,
ENCODE:ENCBS482VCU,
ENCODE:ENCBS698WLF,
ENCODE:ENCBS869DKF,
ENCODE:ENCBS880XNW,
FANTOM5_SSTAR:10829-111D1,
GDSC:905938,
GEO:GSM50194,
GEO:GSM50258,
GEO:GSM213809,
GEO:GSM236782,
GEO:GSM236818,
GEO:GSM472908,
GEO:GSM472942,
GEO:GSM482507,
GEO:GSM545496,
GEO:GSM545497,
GEO:GSM743458,
GEO:GSM749688,
GEO:GSM749775,
GEO:GSM750812,
GEO:GSM799346,
GEO:GSM799409,
GEO:GSM838428,
GEO:GSM838429,
GEO:GSM838430,
GEO:GSM838431,
GEO:GSM887083,
GEO:GSM888153,
GEO:GSM945222,
GEO:GSM945255,
GEO:GSM1153417,
GEO:GSM1181331,
GEO:GSM1181348,
GEO:GSM1374535,
GEO:GSM1374536,
GEO:GSM1446736,
GEO:GSM1669883,
GEO:GSM2716740,
GEO:GSM2716741,
GEO:GSM2716742,
GEO:GSM2716743,
GEO:GSM7701378,
GEO:GSM7701379,
IARC_TP53:21372,
IARC_TP53:21731,
ICLC:HTL95010,
IGRhCellID:HL60,
IZSLER:BS TCL 25,
JCRB:IFO50022,
JCRB:JCRB0085,
JCRB:NIHS0086,
KCB:KCB 2014051YJ,
KCLB:10240,
LiGeA:CCLE_789,
LINCS_LDP:LCL-1054,
Lonza:64,
MeSH:D018922,
NCBI_Iran:C217,
PharmacoDB:HL60_546_2019,
PRIDE:PRD000345,
PRIDE:PXD000589,
PRIDE:PXD003539,
PRIDE:PXD006421,
PRIDE:PXD030304,
PRIDE:PXD032942,
Progenetix:CVCL_0002,
PubChem_Cell_line:CVCL_0002,
RCB:RCB0041,
RCB:RCB3683,
SKY/M-FISH/CGH:5609,
TKG:TKG 0345,
TOKU-E:1488,
Ubigene:YC-C058,
Wikidata:Q5630035
CVCL_0002 2026-07-25 04:42:51 4378

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