A new stable human hypernephroma cell line has been characterized by differential staining R-, C- and Ag-I-techniques. The karyotype of the cultivated hypernephroma cells has been designed using the statistical analysis and karyotype reconstruction methods. The specific chromosomal markers of the cell line are described.
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