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What the HEK? A Beginner’s Guide

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#9 — One of the most commonly used cell lines in molecular biology labs is the Human Embryonic Kidney HEK293 cell line. Listen to this episode to find out all about the history of HEK293 cells and how to work with them. Read the full article for more details about working with HEK293 cells. [1] Resources: 1. https://bitesizebio.com/45489/guide-to-hek293-cells/

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