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Name Proper Citation Organism Disease Comments Defining Citation Category Sex Synonyms Vendor Catalog Number Cross References Hierarchy Originate from Same Individual ID Record Last Update Mentions Count
GM19714
 
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Coriell Cat# GM19714, RRID:CVCL_1A54 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: African ancestry in Southwest USA (ASW)., Part of: International Genome Sample Resource (1000 genomes project) cell lines. PMID:21397061 Transformed cell line Female Coriell GM19714 CLO:CLO_0026901,
Coriell:GM19714,
GEO:GSM650126,
IGSR:NA19714,
Wikidata:Q54850619
CVCL_1A54 2026-09-05 10:58:42 0
GM19729
 
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RRID:CVCL_P413 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: Mexican ancestry in Los Angeles, USA (MXL)., Part of: International Genome Sample Resource (1000 genomes project) cell lines. PMID:21397061 Transformed cell line Male CLO:CLO_0028124,
Coriell:GM19729,
GEO:GSM650140,
GEO:GSM1720295,
IGSR:NA19729,
Wikidata:Q54850644
CVCL_P413 2026-09-05 10:58:43 0
GM19725
 
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Coriell Cat# GM19725, RRID:CVCL_P410 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: Mexican ancestry in Los Angeles, USA (MXL)., Part of: International Genome Sample Resource (1000 genomes project) cell lines. PMID:21397061 Transformed cell line Female Coriell GM19725 CLO:CLO_0028153,
Coriell:GM19725,
GEO:GSM650136,
GEO:GSM1720292,
IGSR:NA19725,
Wikidata:Q54850638
CVCL_P410 2026-09-05 10:58:43 0
GM19688
 
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RRID:CVCL_1N18 Homo sapiens (Human) Finite cell line Male CLO:CLO_0026882,
Coriell:GM19688,
Wikidata:Q54850600
CVCL_1N18 2026-09-05 10:58:42 0
GM19686
 
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Coriell Cat# GM19686, RRID:CVCL_1A50 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: Mexican ancestry in Los Angeles, USA (MXL)., Part of: International Genome Sample Resource (1000 genomes project) cell lines. PMID:21397061 Transformed cell line Female Coriell GM19686 CLO:CLO_0026884,
Coriell:GM19686,
GEO:GSM650114,
IGSR:NA19686,
Wikidata:Q54850598
CVCL_1A50 2026-09-05 10:58:42 0
GM19695
 
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RRID:CVCL_1N21 Homo sapiens (Human) Glycogen storage disease type IX Finite cell line Male CLO:CLO_0026887,
Coriell:GM19695,
Wikidata:Q54850603
CVCL_1N21 2026-09-05 10:58:42 0
GM19713
 
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RRID:CVCL_N862 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: African ancestry in Southwest USA (ASW)., Part of: International Genome Sample Resource (1000 genomes project) cell lines. PMID:21397061 Transformed cell line Female CLO:CLO_0026907,
Coriell:GM19713,
GEO:GSM650125,
GEO:GSM1720285,
IGSR:NA19713,
Wikidata:Q54850618
CVCL_N862 2026-09-05 10:58:42 0
GM19713
 
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Coriell Cat# GM19713, RRID:CVCL_N862 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: African ancestry in Southwest USA (ASW)., Part of: International Genome Sample Resource (1000 genomes project) cell lines. PMID:21397061 Transformed cell line Female Coriell GM19713 CLO:CLO_0026907,
Coriell:GM19713,
GEO:GSM650125,
GEO:GSM1720285,
IGSR:NA19713,
Wikidata:Q54850618
CVCL_N862 2026-09-05 10:58:42 0
GM19715
 
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RRID:CVCL_5R00 Homo sapiens (Human) Shprintzen-Goldberg craniosynostosis syndrome PMID:23665875 Transformed cell line Female Coriell:GM19715,
Wikidata:Q54850620
CVCL_5R00 2026-09-05 10:58:42 0
GM19672
 
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Coriell Cat# GM19672, RRID:CVCL_P395 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: Mexican ancestry in Los Angeles, USA (MXL)., Part of: International Genome Sample Resource (1000 genomes project) cell lines. PMID:21397061 Transformed cell line Female Coriell GM19672 Coriell:GM19672,
GEO:GSM650102,
IGSR:NA19672,
Wikidata:Q54850583
CVCL_P395 2026-09-05 10:58:42 0
GM19727
 
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RRID:CVCL_1A58 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: Mexican ancestry in Los Angeles, USA (MXL)., Part of: International Genome Sample Resource (1000 genomes project) cell lines. PMID:21397061 Transformed cell line Male CLO:CLO_0028129,
Coriell:GM19727,
GEO:GSM650138,
IGSR:NA19727,
Wikidata:Q54850641
CVCL_1A58 2026-09-05 10:58:43 0
GM19725
 
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RRID:CVCL_P410 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: Mexican ancestry in Los Angeles, USA (MXL)., Part of: International Genome Sample Resource (1000 genomes project) cell lines. PMID:21397061 Transformed cell line Female CLO:CLO_0028153,
Coriell:GM19725,
GEO:GSM650136,
GEO:GSM1720292,
IGSR:NA19725,
Wikidata:Q54850638
CVCL_P410 2026-09-05 10:58:43 0
HEK293
 
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10000+ mentions
NCBI_Iran Cat# C497, RRID:CVCL_0045 Homo sapiens (Human) Biotechnology: Used for the production of the Gamaleya SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) vaccine (Trade name: Gam-COVID-Vac; also known as Sputnik V) (DrugBank=DB15848). Cautio., Part of: MD Anderson Cell Lines Project., Part of: Human Protein Atlas, Cell Atlas panel., Part of: ENCODE project common cell types; tier 3., Group: Vaccine production cell line. PMID:886304
PMID:9217065
PMID:11416159
PMID:15218237
PMID:16957166
PMID:21214938
PMID:21269460
PMID:21502043
PMID:22278370
PMID:23325432
PMID:24618588
PMID:25182477
PMID:25807930
PMID:25894527
PMID:25903999
PMID:25960936
PMID:27233776
PMID:27577262
PMID:28196595
PMID:29660373
PMID:30260228
PMID:32302230
PMID:35339896
Transformed cell line Female Hek293, HEK-293, HEK/293, (HEK)293, HEK 293, HEK;293, 293, 293 HEK, 293 Ad5, Graham 293, Graham-293, Human Embryonic Kidney 293 NCBI_Iran C497 BTO:BTO_0000007,
CLO:CLO_0001230,
CLO:CLO_0050903,
EFO:EFO_0001182,
MCCL:MCC:0000006,
CLDB:cl45,
CLDB:cl46,
CLDB:cl47,
CLDB:cl7133,
4DN:4DNSRVF4XB1F,
Abcam:ab259776,
Abcam:ab277915,
AddexBio:T0011001/76,
ATCC:CRL-1573,
BCRC:60019,
BCRJ:0009,
BEI_Resources:ARP-103,
BEI_Resources:NR-9313,
BioGRID_ORCS_Cell_line:293,
BioSample:SAMN03471398,
BioSample:SAMN03473347,
BioSamples:SAMEA2018185,
CancerTools:154153,
CCLV:CCLV-RIE 0197,
CCRID:1101HUM-PUMC000010,
CCRID:1102HUM-NIFDC00005,
CCRID:3101HUMGNHu18,
CCRID:3101HUMGNHu43,
CCRID:4201HUM-CCTCC00067,
CCRID:5301HUM-KCB09071YJ,
CCTCC:GDC0067,
ChEMBL-Cells:CHEMBL3307715,
ChEMBL-Targets:CHEMBL614818,
CLS:300192,
DSMZ:ACC-305,
DSMZCellDive:ACC-305,
ECACC:85120602,
ENCODE:ENCBS022BLS,
ENCODE:ENCBS037XHS,
ENCODE:ENCBS209KHO,
ENCODE:ENCBS253HIE,
ENCODE:ENCBS264HQL,
ENCODE:ENCBS375ENC,
ENCODE:ENCBS393ENC,
ENCODE:ENCBS421ENC,
ENCODE:ENCBS439ENC,
ENCODE:ENCBS479AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS480AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS481AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS482AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS483AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS484AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS486AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS522ENC,
ENCODE:ENCBS523ENC,
ENCODE:ENCBS613RZL,
ENCODE:ENCBS906GPZ,
FCS-free:6-2-284-1-4-3,
FCS-free:6-2-345-1-4-12,
FCS-free:6-2-372-1-16-3,
FCS-free:6-2-381-1-4-3,
FCS-free:6-2-409-1-16-12,
FCS-free:6-2-42-1-8-11,
FCS-free:6-2-421-2-4-7,
FCS-free:6-2-45-1-8-3,
FCS-free:6-2-46-1-8-11,
FCS-free:6-2-503-1-3-3,
FCS-free:6-2-533-1-4-12,
FCS-free:6-2-570-3-17-1,
FCS-free:6-2-586-1-18-2,
FCS-free:6-2-7-1-4-3,
GEO:GSM580027,
GEO:GSM580028,
GEO:GSM635701,
GEO:GSM635702,
GEO:GSM635703,
GEO:GSM635704,
GEO:GSM651571,
GEO:GSM749668,
GEO:GSM749687,
GEO:GSM749767,
GEO:GSM945256,
GEO:GSM945288,
GEO:GSM1374525,
GEO:GSM7701365,
GEO:GSM7701366,
IBRC:C10139,
ICLC:HTL03003,
IZSLER:BS CL 129,
JCRB:JCRB9068,
KCB:KCB 200408YJ,
KCB:KCB 200971YJ,
KCLB:21573,
Lonza:46,
MeSH:D057809,
MetaboLights:MTBLS102,
MetaboLights:MTBLS156,
MetaboLights:MTBLS737,
NCBI_Iran:C497,
PRIDE:PXD000589,
PRIDE:PXD000623,
PRIDE:PXD000680,
PRIDE:PXD000933,
PRIDE:PXD000953,
PRIDE:PXD001468,
PRIDE:PXD001511,
PRIDE:PXD001711,
PRIDE:PXD001863,
PRIDE:PXD002383,
PRIDE:PXD002389,
PRIDE:PXD002395,
PRIDE:PXD002601,
PRIDE:PXD002613,
PRIDE:PXD002676,
PRIDE:PXD003310,
PRIDE:PXD003370,
PRIDE:PXD003700,
PRIDE:PXD003896,
PRIDE:PXD005535,
PRIDE:PXD005955,
PRIDE:PXD009668,
PRIDE:PXD014771,
PRIDE:PXD017977,
PRIDE:PXD030601,
PubChem_Cell_line:CVCL_0045,
RCB:RCB1637,
TKG:TKG 0306,
TOKU-E:31,
Ubigene:YC-A008,
Wikidata:Q489618
CVCL_0045 2026-09-05 11:02:33 35708
HEK293 Actin-cpstFRET-Actin
 
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RRID:CVCL_ZV87 Homo sapiens (Human) Characteristics: Used to report forces in actin in living cells. Has one actin molecule attached on each end of cpstFRET. The cpstFRET (circularly permuted stretch sensitive FRET) sensor consists of a pair of tandemly connected circularly permutated CFP/YFPs (cpCerulean/cpVenus). Mechanical loading twists the dipole orientation from near parallel to diagonal, decreasing FRET efficiency. PMID:25422450 Transformed cell line Female HEK293 AcpA, Beta-M-HEK Kerafast:EBU022,
Wikidata:Q98126658
cvcl_0045 CVCL_ZV87 2026-09-05 11:02:34 0
HEK293 ABCA4-R1108C
 
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RRID:CVCL_WZ19 Homo sapiens (Human) PMID:26092729 Transformed cell line Female Wikidata:Q94092741 cvcl_u427 CVCL_WZ19 2026-09-05 11:02:33 0
HEK293 CNR1 HiTSeeker
 
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RRID:CVCL_YK08 Homo sapiens (Human) Transformed cell line Female HiTSeeker CNR1, CNR1/HEK293 Innoprot:P30107,
Wikidata:Q94092865
cvcl_0045 CVCL_YK08 2026-09-05 11:02:34 0
HEK293 CYP2C9*3-V5
 
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RRID:CVCL_UG97 Homo sapiens (Human) Characteristics: Expresses CYP2C9*3 with a C-terminal V5 tag. PMID:28603633 Transformed cell line Female CYP2C9*3 (I359L - V5 tag) Expressing HEK293 Cell Line Kerafast:EWU020,
Wikidata:Q94092987
cvcl_0045 CVCL_UG97 2026-09-05 11:02:34 0
HEK293 ADORA2A HiTSeeker
 
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RRID:CVCL_YJ97 Homo sapiens (Human) Transformed cell line Female HiTSeeker ADORA2A, ADORA2A/HEK293 Innoprot:P30191,
Wikidata:Q94092760
cvcl_0045 CVCL_YJ97 2026-09-05 11:02:34 0
HEK293 CYP2C18*1-V5
 
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RRID:CVCL_UH00 Homo sapiens (Human) Characteristics: Expresses CYP2C18*1 with a C-terminal V5 tag. Transformed cell line Female CYP2C18*1 (Wild type - V5 tag) Expressing HEK293 Cell Line Kerafast:EWU023,
Wikidata:Q94092934
cvcl_0045 CVCL_UH00 2026-09-05 11:02:34 0
HEK293 CYP19A1*3
 
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RRID:CVCL_UH23 Homo sapiens (Human) PMID:28603632 Transformed cell line Female CYP19A1*3 (T201M) Expressing HEK293 Cell Line Kerafast:EWU046,
Wikidata:Q94092883
cvcl_0045 CVCL_UH23 2026-09-05 11:02:34 0

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