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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
U266B1
 
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500+ mentions
Possibly Discontinued
RRID:CVCL_0566 Homo sapiens (Human) Plasma cell myeloma Miscellaneous: HLA typing from personal communication of Pellat-Deceunynck, Catherine., Characteristics: Produces IgE lambda., Population: Caucasian., Part of: Tumor Immunology Bank (TIB) collection from Salk (transferred to ATCC in 1981)., Part of: MD Anderson Cell Lines Project., Part of: LL-100 blood cancer cell line panel., Part of: COSMIC cell lines project., Part of: Cancer Dependency Map project (DepMap) (includes Cancer Cell Line Encyclopedia - CCLE)., Group: Hybridoma fusion partner cell line. PMID:1373872
PMID:1643757
PMID:1720489
PMID:2140233
PMID:2537114
PMID:2985879
PMID:3159941
PMID:3874327
PMID:4097745
PMID:4104421
PMID:6350451
PMID:8943038
PMID:9685479
PMID:10087940
PMID:10557056
PMID:10583232
PMID:10936422
PMID:11154231
PMID:11157491
PMID:11429052
PMID:14555701
PMID:15215163
PMID:16956823
PMID:17171682
PMID:17229644
PMID:17692805
PMID:18647998
PMID:20164919
PMID:20215515
PMID:21173094
PMID:22460905
PMID:22806891
PMID:23074853
PMID:23992230
PMID:25485619
PMID:25688540
PMID:25877200
PMID:26589293
PMID:27397505
PMID:28196595
PMID:30285677
PMID:30545397
PMID:30894373
PMID:31068700
PMID:31160637
PMID:32123307
PMID:35839778
Cancer cell line Male U266-B1, U266 B1, U-266, U 266, U266, U266S, U266BL, U266 Bl, 266 Bl BTO:BTO_0001594,
CLO:CLO_0009457,
CLO:CLO_0009458,
EFO:EFO_0001254,
MCCL:MCC:0000471,
CLDB:cl4584,
CLDB:cl4609,
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,
ArrayExpress:E-TABM-937,
ATCC:TIB-196,
BCRC:60437,
BCRJ:0240,
BioSample:SAMN01821605,
BioSample:SAMN01821669,
BioSample:SAMN03472935,
BioSample:SAMN10987866,
cancercelllines:CVCL_0566,
CCRID:1101HUM-PUMC000684,
CCRID:4201HUM-CCTCC00325,
CCTCC:GDC0301,
CCTCC:GDC0325,
Cell_Model_Passport:SIDM00417,
CGH-DB:37-1,
CGH-DB:9155-4,
ChEMBL-Cells:CHEMBL3308535,
ChEMBL-Targets:CHEMBL2366315,
CLS:300259,
Cosmic:720795,
Cosmic:742953,
Cosmic:753615,
Cosmic:759903,
Cosmic:759912,
Cosmic:760401,
Cosmic:760647,
Cosmic:886087,
Cosmic:888019,
Cosmic:991555,
Cosmic:1424220,
Cosmic:1483078,
Cosmic:1762463,
Cosmic:1889513,
Cosmic:2081409,
Cosmic:2159571,
Cosmic:2367281,
Cosmic:2391806,
Cosmic:2809754,
Cosmic-CLP:753615,
DepMap:ACH-000626,
DSMZ:ACC-9,
DSMZCellDive:ACC-9,
ECACC:85051003,
EGA:EGAS00001000610,
EGA:EGAS00001000978,
EGA:EGAS00001002554,
GDSC:753615,
GEO:GSM143345,
GEO:GSM545498,
GEO:GSM545499,
GEO:GSM562821,
GEO:GSM827442,
GEO:GSM887721,
GEO:GSM888815,
GEO:GSM1374970,
GEO:GSM1670556,
IARC_TP53:361,
IARC_TP53:30185,
IBRC:C10148,
IGRhCellID:U266B1,
IZSLER:BS TCL 233,
KCB:KCB 2013024YJ,
LiGeA:CCLE_465,
LINCS_LDP:LCL-2050,
Lonza:106,
Lonza:807,
NCBI_Iran:C151,
PharmacoDB:U266B1_1630_2019,
PRIDE:PXD030304,
Progenetix:CVCL_0566,
PubChem_Cell_line:CVCL_0566,
Wikidata:Q54973634
CVCL_0566 2026-09-05 11:26:16 676

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