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URL: https://web.expasy.org/cellosaurus/CVCL_0417
Proper Citation: RRID:CVCL_0417
Description: Cell line MDA-MB-435 is a Cancer cell line with a species of origin Homo sapiens (Human)
Sex: Male
Disease: Amelanotic melanoma
Defining Citation: PMID:730202, PMID:7272986, PMID:9331090, PMID:10700174, PMID:10969801, PMID:11044355, PMID:15153330, PMID:15748285, PMID:17004106, PMID:17088437, PMID:17157791, PMID:18304946, PMID:19372543, PMID:19549886, PMID:20143388, PMID:20164919, PMID:22068913, PMID:22347499, PMID:22384151, PMID:22628656, PMID:23856246, PMID:23933261, PMID:24094812, PMID:24162158, PMID:24279929, PMID:24670534, PMID:25485619, PMID:25877200, PMID:26589293, PMID:27377824, PMID:27397505, PMID:27807467, PMID:28721362, PMID:28889351, PMID:28940260, PMID:31733513, PMID:38861359
Comments: Miscellaneous: Formerly the CCRID database had an entry describing this cell line (3111C0001CCC000351). It was one of the sources for the STR profile of this entry., Population: Caucasian., Part of: NCI-60 cancer cell line panel., Part of: JWGray breast cancer cell line panel., Problematic cell line: Contaminated. Shown to be a M14 derivative (PubMed=17004106; PubMed=18304946; PubMed=20143388; PubMed=28940260). Originally thought to originate from the pleural effusion of a breast carcinoma from a 31 year old patient. See also PubMed=19549886 for a dissenting but incorrect view that states that M14 is a breast cancer cell line..
Category: Cancer cell line
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Contaminated
Problematic cell line: Contaminated. Shown to be a M14 derivative (PubMed=17004106; PubMed=20143388; PubMed=28940260). Originally thought to originate from a breast carcinoma. See also PubMed=19549886 for a dissenting but incorrect view that states that M14 is a breast cancer cell line.
Registration: International Cell Line Authentication Committee, Register of Misidentified Cell Lines; ICLAC-00235.
Contaminated
Problematic cell line: Contaminated. Shown to be a M14 derivative (PubMed=17004106; PubMed=18304946; PubMed=20143388; PubMed=28940260). Originally thought to originate from the pleural effusion of a breast carcinoma from a 31 year old patient. See also PubMed=19549886 for a dissenting but incorrect view that states that M14 is a breast cancer cell line.
Registration: International Cell Line Authentication Committee, Register of Misidentified Cell Lines; ICLAC-00235.
Possibly Discontinued
Discontinued: ATCC; CRL-12583
Source: Cellosaurus
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