I am looking to purchase DG44 cells because these are the cells that I see appear in the literature most often for transient transfection and recombinant protein production for commercial uses. I know that DG44 cells are dhfr- mutants, but the only vendor I see refer to their cells as DG44 is at Invitrogen. All other cell line vendors just refer to them as CHO dhfr-. Is there an actual difference do you think between cells designated DG44 and those designated CHO dhfr-? Thanks!
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The Differences Between CHO DG44 and CHO dhfr-
Started by chan8, Jun 12 2012 08:50 AM
DG44 dhfr- CHO difference transfection
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Posted 12 June 2012 - 02:37 PM
It seems that they are probably the same cell line - Urlaub and Chasin seem to be the names mentioned with them, and they were at least collaborators on the paper describing a DHFR- CHO cell line.
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