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HMEC Transfection Reagent (Mammary Epithelial, Breast Cancer Cells)

The human mammary epithelial cancer (HMEC) cell line was derived from the glandular tissue of a patient suffering from breast cancer. Research studies on the HMEC cell line have shown the cells exhibiting a cuboidal morphology with a series of patterned swirls. 
The HMEC cell line is very useful in pre-clinical biomedical research done at Altogen Biosystems involving breast cancer treatments.  

Transfection Reagent for HMEC Cells (Mammary Epithelial, Breast Cancer Cells)
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