Using functional genomics to navigate critical pathways for growth and survival of breast cancer cells
Here is why you should acquire the SUM Breast Cancer Cell Lines, or any cancer cell line for that matter, from a reputable source, and (more…)
Why it is important for investigators to obtain cell lines from the originating source Read MoreThe central focus of this blog, and its companion, the Breast Cancer Cell Line Knowledge Base, is the use of breast cancer cell lines in (more…)
Cell Lines are People Too! Read MorePrior to working with human cells, I spent several years working with rat models of mammary carcinogenesis and as part of that work, my laboratory (more…)
How I came to develop the SUM breast cancer cell lines Read More“What is a breast cancer cell line” seems like a silly question and an odd way to begin this blog, but as I hope to (more…)
What is a breast cancer cell line? Read MoreIt is well accepted that one of the most important breakthroughs is breast cancer research in terms of its impact on the treatment of patients (more…)
The Curious Case of FGFR1 Read MoreThe gene essentiality data sets that were developed for the SUM breast cancer cell lines by the Ethier lab, and for 50 other breast cancer (more…)
CRISPR versus RNAi based screens: Which are more useful when using the data mining tools? Read MorePlease post your comments or questions on the SUM-1315 cell line here Back Home (more…)
SUM-1315 Blog Read MorePlease post your comments or questions about the SUM-229 cell line here Back Home (more…)
SUM-229 Blog Read MorePlease post your comments or questions about the SUM-225 cell line here Back Home (more…)
SUM-225 Blog Read MorePlease post your comments or questions on the SUM-190 cells here Back Home (more…)
SUM-190 blog Read MorePlease post your comments or questions on the SUM-185 cells here Back Home (more…)
SUM-185 blog Read MorePost your comments or questions on the SUM-159 cell line here Back Home (more…)
SUM-159 Blog Read More