Free Collection: New Cell Lines

Read free-to-access Scientific Reports articles describing the generation and characterization of new lines from a range of species.

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Suzanne Farley
Past Springer Nature Staff Member, Springer Nature
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Cell populations that evade senescence are ubiquitous tools in biological research. This Collection of free-to-access articles, published recently in Scientific Reports, showcases the establishment of novel cell lines. The reports describe the generation and characterization of new lines from a range of species, from insect through rodent to human.

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Suzanne Farley

Past Springer Nature Staff Member, Springer Nature

Genetically-British Australian. Joined Nature Publishing Group in 2003. Spent 10 years in the Nature Reviews Division, and 5 years at Scientific Reports. Joined the Springer Nature Research Integrity Group in August 2018. Degree in Environmental Science, PhD in plant physiology and molecular biology (U Newcastle, Australia). Likes coffee, running, swimming, writing, parenting and my Kindle.