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RCB5684 : MDS92  update : 2024/01/16
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Comment from the depositorThis cell line was established from the bone marrow of a patient with MDS. MDS92 cells proliferate slowly in the presence of IL-3 and the whole cells consist of immature blastic cell fraction and dysplastic neutrophil-like or macrophage-like differentiated cell fractions. MDS92 is a parental cell line of MDS-L, MDS-L-2007 and MDS-LGF. After a long -term culture, most cells may differentiate into mature cells and proliferate no longer in some cases, while immature cells may begin to expand like as leukemic transition in the other cases.
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