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RCB5511 : Neuro2a-RXR  update : 2024/05/07
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Comment from the depositorStably transfected neuro2a cells, which inducibly express N-terminal Htt (exon 1) containing 16Q, 60Q or 150Q fusing EGFP (Neuro2a-tNhtt-EGFP-16Q, Neuro2a-tNhtt-EGFP-60Q, Neuro2a-tNhtt-EGFP-150Q) under control of ponasterone A. Neuro2a-RXR is the parental cell line of Neuro2a-tNhtt-EGFP cell lines before transfection of their expression vectors.
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