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<p>Created page with &quot;&#039;&#039;In vitro&#039;&#039; study systems such as cell lines represent valuable tools for furthering our understanding of many aspects of development and cell biology, especially when &#039;&#039;in vivo&#039;&#039; studies are inpractical or indeed unethical (ie would cause jarm and suffering to teh animals). Cell lines developed in &#039;&#039;Xenopus&#039;&#039; are used in a many fields, including studies of the immune system. The following table lists all known cell lines developed in 3 &#039;&#039;Xenopus&#039;&#039; species: &#039;&#039;X. laevis...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;In vitro&#039;&#039; study systems such as cell lines represent valuable tools for furthering our understanding of many aspects of development and cell biology, especially when &#039;&#039;in vivo&#039;&#039; studies are inpractical or indeed unethical (ie would cause jarm and suffering to teh animals). Cell lines developed in &#039;&#039;Xenopus&#039;&#039; are used in a many fields, including studies of the immune system.<br /> <br /> The following table lists all known cell lines developed in 3 &#039;&#039;Xenopus&#039;&#039; species: &#039;&#039;X. laevis, X. tropicalis&#039;&#039; and &#039;&#039;X. borealis.&#039;&#039;, and includes one cell line from a &#039;&#039;X. laevis x X. muelleri&#039;&#039; hybrid.</div>

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