Human Lung Cancer Cells

Human Lung Cancer Cells offer an valuable resource for studying this complex disease and developing new treatments.

With options of dissociated PDX tumor cells or human lung cancer cell lines characterized from PDX, researchers have access to a reliable and consistent in vitro model for exploring the mechanisms of lung cancer development, progression, and drug resistance.

Whether investigating the genetic and epigenetic changes that drive tumor growth, identifying new drug targets, or testing the efficacy of novel therapies, these cells provide a powerful tool for advancing our understanding of this deadly disease.

Cryopreserved for convenience and ease of use, these cells are ready to be thawed and cultured, making them a convenient and reliable choice for a wide range of in vitro experiments.