Cell line mouse myoblast

Poly(ethyleneimine)-graft-poly(ethyleneglycol) copolymers Cell line (mouse myoblast cell)... 

Suarez Korsness, M. et al., Apoptotic events induced by yessotoxin in myoblast cell lines from rat and mouse, Toxicol In Vitro, 20, 1077, 2006. 

At nanomolar to micromolar concentrations, yessotoxin has been shown to be toxic to many mammalian cells in culture, including a BE(2)-M17 neuroblastoma cell line [37], a human neuroblastoma cell line [38], HeLa S3 cells [39], rat L6 and mouse BC3H1 skeletal muscle myoblast cell lines [40], P388 mouse leukemia cells [41], 3T3 mouse fibroblasts [42], rat hepatocytes [43], and isolated cerebellar neurons [44]. Yessotoxin did not cause significant mortality in MCE breast cancer cells at nanomolar concentrations, although growth was inhibited [45]. Toxicity to an insect cell line (IPLB-LdFB), derived from a lepidopteran larval fat body, has also been demonstrated [42]. 

As noted earlier, glial cells are a potentially important component of the blood-brain barrier. In our laboratory, we are investigating the uptake of thyroid hormone into cultured cells as models of intracellular uptake in the CNS, and we have included a human glioma cell line in these studies. We have also made a point of looking at the uptake of T as well as T3 since the major source of intracellular T3 in nerve cells is from monodeiodination of T after it is taken into the cell. In the glioma cells as well as in human and mouse neuroblastoma cells and human medulloblastoma cells, specific transport of thyroid hormones can be demonstrated at the plasma membrane. Thus, nervous system cells share this property with hepatocytes, skeletal myoblasts and several other cell types that have been investigated ... 

Grass carp fishes Triton X-100 Mouse muscle myoblastic cells (ceU line C2C12) NA Chouetal. (2014)... 

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