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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
AsPC-1
 
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500+ mentions
RRID:CVCL_0152 Homo sapiens (Human) Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma Caution: TP53 mutation indicated incorrectly as being at c.818G>A in PubMed=1630814., Population: Caucasian., Part of: NCI RAS program mutant KRAS cell line panel., Part of: MD Anderson Cell Lines Project., Part of: KuDOS 95 cell line panel., Part of: COSMIC cell lines project., Part of: Cancer Dependency Map project (DepMap) (includes Cancer Cell Line Encyclopedia - CCLE). PMID:1630814
PMID:1764370
PMID:4023565
PMID:6582512
PMID:7182348
PMID:7972006
PMID:8026879
PMID:8194712
PMID:8286197
PMID:9331070
PMID:9665481
PMID:10027410
PMID:10408907
PMID:11115575
PMID:11169959
PMID:11787853
PMID:12692724
PMID:14695172
PMID:15126341
PMID:15367885
PMID:15688027
PMID:15770730
PMID:16912165
PMID:18298655
PMID:18380791
PMID:20037478
PMID:20164919
PMID:20215515
PMID:20418756
PMID:21607521
PMID:22460905
PMID:22585861
PMID:25167228
PMID:25485619
PMID:25877200
PMID:25984343
PMID:26216984
PMID:26586397
PMID:26589293
PMID:27259358
PMID:27397505
PMID:27910856
PMID:28196595
PMID:29444439
PMID:30894373
PMID:30971826
PMID:31068700
PMID:31978347
PMID:32782605
PMID:35839778
Cancer cell line Female AsPc-1, Aspc-1, ASPC-1, As-PC1, ASPC1, AsPC1, Aspc1, AsPc1 BTO:BTO_0001864,
CLO:CLO_0001756,
EFO:EFO_0002112,
MCCL:MCC:0000044,
CLDB:cl289,
AddexBio:C0018023/5061,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-38,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-783,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-2706,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-2770,
ArrayExpress:E-MTAB-3610,
ATCC:CRL-1682,
BCRC:60494,
BioGRID_ORCS_Cell_line:259,
BioSample:SAMN03471961,
BioSample:SAMN10988235,
cancercelllines:CVCL_0152,
CCRID:1101HUM-PUMC000214,
CCRID:3101HUMTCHu8,
Cell_Model_Passport:SIDM00899,
CGH-DB:160-1,
CGH-DB:9271-4,
ChEMBL-Cells:CHEMBL3307994,
ChEMBL-Targets:CHEMBL612588,
CLS:300158,
Cosmic:707247,
Cosmic:710851,
Cosmic:724645,
Cosmic:808166,
Cosmic:868239,
Cosmic:872994,
Cosmic:910702,
Cosmic:913308,
Cosmic:918050,
Cosmic:922255,
Cosmic:923164,
Cosmic:932514,
Cosmic:933515,
Cosmic:947398,
Cosmic:948371,
Cosmic:948740,
Cosmic:949230,
Cosmic:1006364,
Cosmic:1090374,
Cosmic:1108341,
Cosmic:1198210,
Cosmic:1320465,
Cosmic:1366285,
Cosmic:1477433,
Cosmic:1571783,
Cosmic:1644318,
Cosmic:1995341,
Cosmic:2434085,
Cosmic:2668289,
Cosmic-CLP:910702,
DepMap:ACH-000222,
ECACC:96020930,
EGA:EGAS00001000610,
EGA:EGAS00001000978,
GDSC:910702,
GEO:GSM206446,
GEO:GSM383935,
GEO:GSM495808,
GEO:GSM621911,
GEO:GSM784702,
GEO:GSM886870,
GEO:GSM887935,
GEO:GSM1024396,
GEO:GSM1177959,
GEO:GSM1177960,
GEO:GSM1177961,
GEO:GSM1374394,
GEO:GSM1374395,
GEO:GSM1374396,
GEO:GSM1588607,
GEO:GSM1588619,
GEO:GSM1669603,
GEO:GSM1906985,
GEO:GSM1906986,
GEO:GSM1906987,
IARC_TP53:311,
IARC_TP53:21127,
IBRC:C10154,
IGRhCellID:AsPC1,
IZSLER:BS TCL 171,
KCLB:21682,
LiGeA:CCLE_008,
LINCS_LDP:LCL-1730,
NCBI_Iran:C558,
PharmacoDB:AsPC1_67_2019,
PRIDE:PXD003198,
PRIDE:PXD030304,
PRIDE:PXD032263,
Progenetix:CVCL_0152,
PubChem_Cell_line:CVCL_0152,
SKY/M-FISH/CGH:1997,
Wikidata:Q54750736
CVCL_0152 2026-08-01 05:59:41 848

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