Description
abm | Lhx5 Stable Neuro2 Cell Line | T6277
Lhx5 is a transcription factor with restricted Mamillary body (MBO) expression. LHX5 is a member of the LHX family of transcription factors acting as important differentiation determinants, and it is strongly expressed in the caudal hypothalamus from very early stages (E9.5) and plays a specific role in forebrain development. Lhx5 has an essential role in several different developmental pathways regulating MBO specification and differentiation. This cell can help study the mechanisms behind how neuronal identity are integrated with upstream regional specification networks. Neuro2 cell line demostrates virus susceptibility to: Herpes simplex virus, Vesicular stomatitis virus, and Humnn poliovirus 1.
Biosafety:
II
Organism:
Mouse
Source Organ:
Brain
Growth Properties:
Adherent
Morphology:
Neuron-like morphology, round cell bodies with branching neurite
Clones:
N/A
Passage Number:
N/A
Population Doner:
24-34 hours
Seeding Density:
N/A
Markers:
Expresses transcription factor Llhx5, drug resistance to neomycin
Applications:
For Research Use Only
Doner Gender:
N/A
Donor Ethnicity:
N/A
Knockdown Method:
N/A
Induction:
N/A
Overexpression:
N/A
Freeze Thaw:
N/A
Propagation:
The base medium for this cell line is Prigrow VII medium available at abm
Preservation:
1. Freeze Medium: Complete growth medium 95%, 5% DMSO.
2. Storage Temperature: Liquid nitrogen vapour phase.
Quality Control:
1) ChIP-Seq; 2) Luciferase assay; 3) Cell cycle analysis; 4) ß-Galactosidase activity detection
Tumorgenicn:
N/A
Shipping Conditions:
Dry Ice
Storage Contidions:
-180°C