What makes ATCC's cell lines ideal for drug discovery, development, and manufacturing?
- Extensive Catalog: Over 4,000 authenticated human and animal cell lines across species, tissue types, and disease models.
- Diverse Cell Types: Includes primary cells, stem cells, hTERT-immortalized cells, and continuous cell lines.
- Genomic Annotation: Tumor cell panels annotated with gene mutations and molecular profiles for precision research.
- CRISPR-Engineered Models: Isogenic cell lines with targeted mutations for drug discovery and functional genomics.
- Ethnic & Gender Diversity: Cell lines and primary cells derived from a wide range of donors to support a broad array of biomedical studies.
- Advanced 3D Models: Patient-derived organoids and next-gen in vitro cancer models through HCMI collaboration.
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Cell lines from ATCC
Human Cells
ATCC cultures are critical to the discovery, invention, and development of new, improved and emerging scientific advances.
Animal Cells
The use of animal cell cultures as models of human disease is an integral part of scientific research.
Human Primary Cells
Get ATCC quality primary cells, along with the media, reagents, and information to support successful primary cell culture.
hTERT-Immortalized Cells
Telomerase reverse transcriptase (hTERT) immortalized primary cells combine the in vivo nature of primary cells with a cell line's ability to survive continuously in vitro.
Advanced cancer models
Next-Generation Cancer Models
ATCC collaborated with the Human Cancer Models Initiative (HCMI) to offer next-generation 2-D and 3-D patient-derived models, including organoids.
Cancer & Normal Matched Pairs
ATCC offers cell line pairs derived from the same donor to compare your experiment results from tumor cell lines to their normal cells.
Reporter-labeled Cells
These cells either constitutively or inducibly express reporter genes such as GFP or luciferase. Dual labeled cell lines are also available.
Tumor Cell Panels
ATCC has designed tumor cell panels based on the tissue of tumor origin, each annotated with details regarding known mutations.
