SNG-M
Definition:
SNG-M is a human cancer cell line derived from Obturator lymph node and associated with Endometrial adenocarcinoma. Its continuous tumor-cell growth supports reproducible mechanistic and pharmacological experiments. SNG-M is used as an in vitro model of Endometrial adenocarcinoma to investigate tumor-cell growth, cell survival, and pharmacological response.
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[1]. Fukuda MN. Interaction between endometrium epithelial cells (SNG-M) and teratocarcinoma cells (HT-H) differentiated into trophoblast. Human cell. 1989;2(4):345-55. [Content Brief]
[2]. Ishiwata I, et al. Development and characterization of established cell lines from primary and metastatic regions of human endometrial adenocarcinoma. Cancer research. 1977;37(6):1777-85. [Content Brief]
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