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 U2OS cells, derived from human osteosarcoma, have become an essential cell line for cancer research, cell biology, and drug screening. Their rapid growth and adaptability make them a preferred choice for researchers studying cancer mechanisms, cell signaling, and therapeutic responses. This article explores the biological features, culturing methods, and applications of U2OS cells, with a special emphasis on the high-quality U2OS cells offered by Cytion . The Origin and Key Features of U2OS Cells U2OS cells were isolated from human osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer. These cells are characterized by their rapid proliferation, high genetic instability, and epithelial-like morphology, which mirrors many features of cancer cells. Key features of U2OS cells include: Species: Human Tissue of Origin: Osteosarcoma (bone cancer) Morphology: Epithelial-like, adherent, fibroblast-like Doubling Time: Approximately 24 hours Recommended Medium: DMEM or RPMI-1640 with 10...